Swingline SWI74751 Classic Stapler 30 Sheet Metal

Product Description

The SWINGLINE SWI74751 is a heavy-duty desktop stapler built around a metal body with a die-cast base for long-term durability in demanding office and worksite environments. The inner-rail stapling mechanism is engineered for jam-resistant, accurate stapling through up to 30 sheets at a time. The rotating anvil toggles between standard stapling and a pinning mode for temporary, easy-removal fastening. A positive locking latch secures staple position during operation, reducing misfeeds. This stapler is intended for professional and commercial office use where reliability and consistent performance are required.

The SWI74751 suits general office environments, print shops, shipping departments, and administrative workstations. It handles standard daily stapling tasks as well as occasional high-volume document assembly. The flip-open top allows tacking mode for pinning papers to boards or surfaces without a standard staple loop. Designed for use with Swingline Premium Staples to maintain rated performance and reduce jamming incidents.

Key Features

• Staples up to 30 sheets per cycle for high-capacity daily use
• Metal body with die-cast base provides structural rigidity and impact resistance
• Inner-rail mechanism delivers jam-resistant, accurate staple placement
• Rotating anvil enables pinning mode for temporary, removable fastening
• Flips open for tacking mode, allowing surface pinning without a full staple loop
• Positive locking latch secures staple cartridge position during operation

Compatibility

Designed for use with Swingline Premium Staples. No additional compatible model or part numbers were specified in the product data.

Installation Notes

No power source or wiring is required for this manually operated stapler. Load staples according to the manufacturer loading instructions with the latch secured before use. Keep fingers clear of the stapling mechanism during operation. Inspect the anvil and rail periodically and remove any jammed staples using a flat tool before reloading.