Swingline SWI66404 Full-strip Stapler 20 Sheet

Product Description

The SWINGLINE SWI66404 is a full-strip desktop stapler engineered for reduced-effort operation across a range of light to moderate stapling tasks. It handles two to 20 sheets per cycle and holds up to 210 Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples in a single load, reducing reload frequency during high-volume use. The housing is constructed from durable plastic with an integrated metal mechanism for consistent cycle-to-cycle reliability. Soft grip surfaces provide stable control whether the unit is used flat on a desktop or held in hand. The stapler weighs 1.03 pounds and is suited for general office, school, and administrative environments.

This stapler is designed for standard desktop stapling applications in offices, classrooms, and similar workspaces. It is intended for use with Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples and accommodates everyday document fastening needs ranging from single-sheet collating to small booklets or packets up to 20 sheets thick. The full-strip magazine capacity minimizes downtime during continuous stapling tasks. Its lightweight, compact form factor makes it practical for shared workstation use or individual desk placement.

Key Features

• Reduced-effort mechanism requires less force per cycle compared to standard full-strip staplers
• Full-strip magazine holds 210 Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples
• Staples two to 20 sheets per cycle
• Soft grip surfaces for controlled desktop or handheld operation
• Durable plastic housing with metal internal mechanism
• Lightweight at 1.03 pounds for easy repositioning

Compatibility

Designed for use with Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples in a full-strip configuration. Consult the staple compatibility guide for confirmation of other compatible staple types.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Load staples by opening the magazine according to the manufacturer loading instructions before first use. Keep fingers clear of the stapling mechanism during operation. For shared or high-traffic environments, inspect the magazine and mechanism periodically for staple jams or wear.