Swingline SWI1059 Retro Plier Stapler Red 25 Sheet

Product Description

The SWINGLINE SWI1059 is a retro-style plier stapler built for high-volume fastening in commercial and office environments. The body is all-metal construction, giving it the durability needed for continuous daily use. An ergonomic grip handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive stapling tasks. The magazine holds a full strip of 210 staples, and the stapler drives through up to 25 sheets per cycle. A built-in low-staple indicator signals when the strip is running low, minimizing downtime during busy shifts. Installed and used by office staff, mailroom workers, and front-counter personnel in high-throughput settings.

The SWI1059 is suited for businesses that require fast, reliable document fastening throughout the workday. Typical use environments include food delivery dispatch offices, floral shops, pharmacies, and similar retail or service businesses where stapling frequency is high. The vintage plier form factor provides a secure two-handed grip and consistent staple depth across the full sheet range. It handles standard document sets up to 25 sheets and operates with Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples for jam-free feeding.

Key Features

• All-metal body for long-term durability in high-use environments
• Staples up to 25 sheets per cycle
• Full-strip magazine holds 210 staples
• Low-staple indicator reduces workflow interruptions
• Ergonomic grip handle for comfort during repetitive use
• Retro plier design provides stable two-handed operation

Compatibility

Compatible with Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples for jam-free performance.

Installation Notes

No installation required for standard desktop use. To load staples, open the magazine according to the manufacturer loading instructions and insert a full strip of compatible staples. Avoid forcing oversized or incompatible staple strips into the magazine, as this can cause jams or damage the driver mechanism. Keep the staple channel clear and inspect the driver blade periodically during heavy-use periods.