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"I use it frequently. Most useful paper joiner!"
Document Fasteners
Eyelets Sold Separately
This is one of the most perfect tools we have seen in a long time. It first punches and then rivets stacks of paper (or cardboard, leather, plastic, etc.) together. The hollow brass-plated steel eyelet/rivet can be set as much as 1/2"... See More
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Description
This is one of the most perfect tools we have seen in a long time. It first punches and then rivets stacks of paper (or cardboard, leather, plastic, etc.) together. The hollow brass-plated steel eyelet/rivet can be set as much as 1/2" in from the edge, and the stack can be as thick as 1/8". (This is 25 sheets of heavy office stationery - much more if the paper is thinner.) Simply slip one of the eyelets over the interior anvil, insert the paper stack (prepunched, using the punch side of the tool), and squeeze. The eyelet is then bent over all around to secure the stack. It is very secure, attractive and very quick. This is a neat tool for busy people who like their files tidy.
No eyelets are included you'll need to buy a packs of 250 eyelets available here.
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| 25S07.02.GP | Document Fastener |
Overall rating: 4.8444443 / 5 from 45 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
This document fastener tool is highly praised for its quality and professional appearance, providing a secure and attractive way to bind paper stacks. It is quick and efficient, making it ideal for busy individuals who value tidy files.
Summary topics
- Tool Quality: 17%
- Professional Appearance: 12%
Review topics: ["finish","feel","looks","works","design","results","construction","use","tool","fasteners","gadget","punches","gift"].
Review highlights
- "Cool tool, professional look" —
- "Better than expected, good quality, clean and solid document fastener." —
- "Excellent construction, sturdy feel, and great results. . . what more could you want?" —
Reviews
Works Just as I Hoped
"Beautiful, solid tool. I'm using it to make dance cards. I can adjust how tight the rivets are so that the paper fans out. It gives my dance cards a polished look."
Excellent, use every day!
"Excellent, use every day!"
Takes a healthy squeeze to
"Takes a healthy squeeze to close the eyelets, but has been working well"
Easy to Use, Fastener Stays Put
"This was easy to manipulate, comes with a hole punch for the fasteners, and the setting stayed fastened, did not fall out or loosen with vigorous use."
Very classy
"Works just as intended. Neater and stronger than just a staple. Also found out that this fastener and eyelets will work on thin leather and probably on cloth as well if needed."
Good purchase.
"Well made & works well!"
Easy to Use, Better Than Clips
"I bought this specifically to try for documents I need handy for work and need more permanently clipped than using paperclips (which annoy, as they tend to catch on things and become unclipped or askew). This is intuitively easy to use and I am very pleased that I purchased it. I'll use it a LOT for work."
Law Documents Fastener
"The item reeks with quality and threatens years of good use."
so happy
"I'm so happy with this purchase, my sales presentations look great, very professional, i'm about to buy a second one for my Mother, she wants to steal it from me, I highly recommend this product and store, shipping was fast and very well packed."
Q&A
- I would like to take a stack of post cards and punch the hole/place eyelet in the top left corner. Is the fastener loose enough to fan the individual cards like a swatch book? Thank you!
- Sarah, The stack of cards would have to be 1/8th inch or less. I think you might have to gauge how tight you crimp the eyelet via a test of 1 or 2 to get the crimp loose enough to fan them out. Otherwise should work.
