Kokuyo Harinacs Stapleless Stapler, Compact Alpha, Up to 5 Sheets Binding, Blue, Japan Import (SLN-MSH305B)

I bought this for using at work and it it used about 100 times a day. It’s very easy to use and it sturdy 😊

I use staples a lot at work and I was getting fed up of them, then I discovered this thing and decided to take a punt on it. I am AMAZED it actually works. I've only tried it on about 6 sheets, but it keeps them all together nicely with ough having to put up with the tiny metal nightmares. Only downside it doesn't look quite as neat as it has to rear the paper to fold it round, but it's a tiny little blemish (smaller than a hole punch) so I'll put up with it.

... on two sheets of paper but can't handle more than that. Saves on staples!

Great little gadget, does the job of stapling a few papers together really well. Stapled papers do pull apart under pressure but holds up pretty well considering.

I have used a 'staple-less' stapler for several decades. They are so much nicer than having a file full of little metal staples. Only real wear and tear eventually rendered my faithful friend inoperable and I had to replace it. The Harinacs Compact Alpha device doesn't do the job in exactly the same way, but the end effect is equally efficient and pleasing. The high quality of manufacture is obvious. A good purchase and a prompt delivery.

Really ergonomic and absolutely does the job I bought it to do. However, I've only given 4 stars out of 5 as it most definitely won't work on the amount of paper stated...4 sheets would be maximum I would say

This is an excellent stapler as it is easy to use, doesn't require constant refilling and is very environmentally friendly plus economical. However, it can only staple 5 pages at a time which is fine for my use case but the larger version can only do 10 pages. In other words, this is to be used for small documents not really suitable for office applications. In terms of use, you must press down firmly and quickly in order to get a nice clean cut without tearing and the paper must be placed all way to the back of the guide. Although its binding strength is comparable to that of a standard staple as the paper will always tear before the staple comes out. Overall, this is a great product for light pieces of work and is an amazing feat of Japanese engineering.

I opened the box. Pressed the handle down once and it snapped. So I didn’t even get to use the thing. Cheap nasty tat. Wouldn’t recommend.(1 star because I can’t give 0 stars)