Business Source BSN03197 Half-strip Stapler 20 Sheet

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN03197 is a half-strip stapler built with an unbreakable plastic body for durable everyday use. It fastens up to 20 sheets of paper in a single pass and features a rotating anvil that switches between standard staple mode and pin mode, giving users flexibility for different fastening tasks. The compact form factor fits easily on a desk or in a drawer, making it a practical tool for office and home environments. Reloading is straightforward with standard-size staples, reducing downtime during heavy use. This stapler is well suited for general administrative, clerical, and light-duty office work.

The BSN03197 is designed for everyday fastening tasks in offices, schools, and home workspaces. Its half-strip design reduces the staple load needed, keeping the unit compact and lightweight. The rotating anvil adds utility by allowing users to switch between a permanent staple and a temporary pin hold, which is useful for document routing or temporary collation. The stapler accepts standard staples available from most office supply sources, making refills simple and cost-effective.

Key Features

• Fastens up to 20 sheets of paper per pass
• Unbreakable plastic body for long-term durability
• Rotating anvil switches between staple and pin settings
• Half-strip design reduces staple consumption and overall unit size
• Easy-load refill mechanism compatible with standard staples
• Compact form factor suitable for desk, drawer, or travel use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard-size staples commonly available through office supply channels. Suitable as a general-purpose half-strip stapler for residential and commercial office environments.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this stapler. To load staples, open the staple magazine according to the manufacturer's loading instructions and insert a standard staple strip. Ensure the rotating anvil is set to the desired mode before use. Keep fingers clear of the staple exit point during operation.