Bostitch Office No-Jam Booklet Stapler, 20 Sheets, No-Jam Technology, Black (B440SB)

If you regularly print booklets, this product is so valuable. I have purchased 2 for 2 different locations, and the stapler is awesome. It hits the middle of the booklet every time, making an excellent finished product. Extremely durable!

Used this to make DIY wedding programs for our special day, and it was PERFECT! By lining up the top and bottom we had consistent and easy staple-placement, and looked professionally done. This guy is heavy duty, quite versatile with projects, and uses standard staples so it is extremely accessible. Would recommend!

The shape makes stapling folded booklets much easier than the long flat style. It is solid and does not jam.

So far so good! I just used it today for the first time right at the printers. I had booklets that needed to be put together for mailing. The staples are right where they should be on the fold. It got the job done. Now I have to see how long it will last. It saved me money fromhaving them stapled by the print shop.

All the functionality of a long arm stapler and then some. With the saddle staple arrangement you don't have to worry about getting the staple just right - it's automatic. Solid steel construction, very well made, and surprisingly small size. If you believe in the philosophy "buy the best and you'll only cry once" buy this one. It's worth the price if you want to staple a lot of booklets.

The box this came in had previously been ripped open. Not sure if it was previously used or not. The seller did not specify new or used. However, it appears to work well. I do miss my old Swingline 615 which was a superior product.

It blows me away how perfectly this stapler is designed and built. My first project was 5 sheets of 28 lb. letter-sized paper folded in half to make a 20-page booklet; adjust your expectations accordingly. I ordered the recommended staples but ended up using a cheap no-name product we had on hand because they were just a tad shorter and looked better. I had no mis-fires; my technique is to line up and give it a whack rather than a polite push.The gadget is well made. The metal is plenty strong - no sense of flimsy - and the stapler itself opens 180 degrees (and stays open) to fill. There are appropriate anti-slip pads where they need to be.Centering the staple exactly at the fold turned out to be fairly easy. The folded booklet nestles nicely on the ridge and comes close to no-brainer perfect alignment but if you want perfection spread your positioning hand over the booklet, pushing away from the ridge with fingers on one side, thumb on the other, and feel the booklet snug into place. If you're aligning your paper with the edge of the stand to place the staple a reasonable distance from the edge, you can also glance at the "peak" of your booklet relative to the peak of the stapler's ridge. If you don't do that you'll generally be dead on or within a staple-thickess off.A plus for storage between uses - it's more compact that it looked in the picture (and Amazon's stated product dimensions are often meaningless) - but it comes in a re-usable box that's about 5x5x12 or so.

I had to make over 200 booklets with limited time and it was so much easier with this stapler. The angle and size are perfect and it is easy to line up the pages to one edge of the metal on one side staple and then slide it to line up with the opposite edge. It is heavy and does not jam up or move around. I feel this saved me lots of time and frustration. It arrived quickly and just in time to get everything prepared.