Deli No.10 Stapler, 12-Sheet Capacity, Anti-Slip Base, Low Staple Indicator, Ideal for Office & Home Use - Assorted Colors

It can staple up to 12 sheets of standard office paper at a time. It uses standard No.10 staples designed for this model, so matching staples are easy to source.

The stapler has a built-in indicator that signals when the staple supply is getting low, so you can reload before you run out and avoid interruptions.

The anti-slip base keeps the stapler steady on smooth desks, the smooth lever reduces the effort required for frequent, light-duty stapling, and its compact size fits small desks, drawers, and pencil cases—making it versatile for classrooms and offices.

It comes in assorted colors, so you may receive any of the available finishes in the assortment.

To load: open the magazine, insert a full strip of No.10 staples, close the magazine, and test on a scrap sheet. To clear a jam: remove the top or press the release as needed to access the jammed staple, then reinsert a fresh strip and resume stapling.

Place the stapler on a clean, flat surface. The anti-slip base helps prevent skidding on smooth desks, so apply steady pressure without wobble during stapling.

Yes. Its compact footprint, comfortable action, and stable base make it ideal for students, teachers, and everyday office or home tasks like notes and mini reports.

The No.10 generally staples more sheets (up to 12) than the No.7, and offers similar compact design with a comparable lever feel. See the No.7 stapler here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-no-7-stapler

The No.24 is built for heavier duty, with a higher sheet capacity (up to 24). If you frequently staple thick piles, the No.24 is the stronger option. See the No.24 stapler here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-no-24-stapler

The No.5 is smaller and handles fewer sheets (up to 5), offering an ultra-compact footprint and lower price. If you mostly staple light bundles, the No.5 is a good value. See the No.5 stapler here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-no-5-stapler

Handle with care: keep fingers away from the anvil while pressing, store in a dry area, and regularly check for smooth operation. Use the correct No.10 staples to avoid jams, and clear jams promptly with the instructions above to prevent damage.