Deli Heavy-Duty 2-Hole Paper Punch, 100-Sheet Capacity, Metal Chassis, Long-Handle Leverage, Ideal for Office Use

It can punch up to 100 sheets in one go, making it ideal for bulk document preparation and high-volume filing tasks.

It uses a standard two-hole layout compatible with A4 (and common letter-size) filing systems, ensuring the punched sheets fit typical binders and organizers.

A rigid metal chassis, a long-throw lever for easy operation, a wide base with anti-slip feet, and a large chip drawer all work together to provide stability during heavy use and keep waste contained.

Place the punch on a flat, stable surface, align your stack of papers, operate the long-handled lever with steady pressure, and empty the chip drawer after sessions. Wipe away any paper dust and, if needed, apply a light touch of lubricant to pivot points to keep motion smooth.

Yes. Use it on a stable surface with anti-slip feet, keep fingers away from the cutting area, and apply smooth, controlled pressure to avoid slips or injuries.

It's ideal for bulk archiving, preparing binder-ready sets, creating punched documents for reports, manuals, meeting packs, and any workflow requiring a consistent two-hole format on A4-sized paper.

This model offers higher sheet capacity per stroke, a more robust metal chassis, and a longer handle for easier leverage, resulting in less hand fatigue and cleaner holes during repetitive use.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy, you might also consider these two-hole punches: Deli Heavy-Duty 2-Hole Paper Punch E0131 (https://fepy.com/product/deli-heavy-duty-2-hole-paper-punch-e0131) and Deli Heavy-Duty 4-Hole Paper Punch (https://fepy.com/product/deli-heavy-duty-4-hole-paper-punch-e0133). These offer different hole configurations and capacities for varied filing needs.

Consider the required sheet capacity per stroke, the hole pattern (2-hole versus 4-hole), paper sizes you work with (A4/Letter), the importance of durability in your office, and whether you prefer a larger chip drawer and anti-slip stability for high-volume tasks.

Yes. Use on a flat, stable surface; ensure sheets are aligned and not thicker than the stated capacity; keep the device clean and the chip drawer emptied regularly to maintain consistent punching quality.