Swingline SWI74135 Two-hole Punch 20 Sheet Low-force

Product Description

The SWINGLINE SWI74135 is a two-hole punch built around a low-force mechanism that reduces punching effort by 50 percent compared to standard punches. It drives two clean 9/32-inch holes through up to 20 sheets at once, making it a practical tool for office staff, administrators, and records management professionals who process high document volumes. The metal body provides durability for daily use, while the soft grip handle locks down for compact storage when the punch is not in use. A removable base with a back opening allows quick chip disposal without tipping the unit over.

The SWI74135 suits general office and administrative environments where consistent two-hole punching of standard documents is a routine task. The extendable paper guide adjusts from 8.5 to 11 inches to accommodate letter-size sheets, and the built-in ruler combined with an edge guide allows precise, repeatable alignment. A hole pattern on the chip tray base signals when the tray needs to be emptied, reducing mess during heavy use sessions.

Key Features

• Low-force mechanism reduces punching effort by 50 percent versus standard two-hole punches
• Punches two 9/32-inch holes through up to 20 sheets per cycle
• Metal body construction for durability in daily office use
• Soft grip handle locks flat for compact storage
• Extendable paper guide adjusts from 8.5 to 11 inches to fit letter-size sheets
• Removable base with back-opening chip tray and full-tray indicator pattern
• Built-in ruler and edge guide for precise document alignment

Compatibility

Designed for standard two-hole punching of letter-size paper and documents up to 20 sheets in thickness; fits typical office filing and binder applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this desktop punch. Before first use, confirm the removable chip tray is fully seated in the base to prevent paper debris from falling through. Empty the chip tray regularly by removing the base and clearing through the back opening. Keep fingers clear of the punch mechanism during operation.