Swingline SWI39005 Heavy-duty Stapler 160 Sheet

Product Description

The SWINGLINE SWI39005 is a heavy-duty stapler built for high-volume fastening tasks in demanding office, print shop, and workroom environments. All-metal internal components provide long-term durability under continuous use, while soft-touch grip materials reduce hand fatigue during extended stapling sessions. The unit handles up to 160 sheets of 20 lb paper per cycle and features a 2.625 inch throat depth that accommodates a range of document sizes and binding positions. Licensed trades professionals and facilities maintenance staff who manage bulk document processing will find this stapler suited to sustained, high-capacity work.

The SWI39005 is intended for high-capacity stapling applications where standard-duty staplers fall short. The 2.625 inch throat depth allows positioning flexibility for booklets, multi-section documents, and edge-binding tasks. The all-metal construction makes this unit appropriate for shared workstations, copy rooms, and production environments where equipment durability is a priority. It is compatible with Swingline series 353XX and 793XX heavy-duty staples in sizes 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 3/4 inches, giving users flexibility for varying sheet-count jobs.

Key Features

• Staples up to 160 sheets of 20 lb paper per cycle for high-capacity applications
• All-metal internal components for long-term durability under heavy use
• 2.625 inch throat depth for versatile document positioning
• Soft-touch grip materials reduce operator fatigue during extended use
• Compatible with multiple staple sizes: 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 3/4 inches

Compatibility

Compatible with Swingline series 353XX or 793XX heavy-duty staples in sizes 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, and 3/4 inch.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for desktop staplers of this type. Before loading staples, fully depress the stapler body to open the staple channel and confirm the channel is clear of jammed or spent staples. Use only the compatible staple series listed to avoid misfeed and potential mechanism damage. In shared or production environments, periodic inspection of the anvil and driver blade for wear is recommended to maintain staple quality.