Deli Staple Remover, Classic Claw Design, Metal Teeth, Perfect For Office Use - Assorted Colors

Its interlocking teeth slide under the staple crowns and lift them away from the stack. Chamfered edges help slide under staples without tearing paper, while the spring‑loaded pivot provides controlled, one‑handed operation.

It uses durable metal teeth with hardened tips designed to resist bending through frequent use. The metal construction contributes to long‑lasting performance in busy offices, schools, and home desks.

Key usability features include interlocking metal teeth for secure staple capture, a smooth pivot action for controlled removal, grip‑friendly wings for one‑handed operation, and chamfered paper‑safe tips to protect documents.

It's well suited for everyday office work, classroom tasks, and home filing—anywhere you need to remove staples neatly without damaging papers.

Place the remover under the staple crown, gently tilt or lift to disengage the staple, and remove it with a smooth upward motion. Use a light touch on multi‑page stacks to avoid tearing edges.

Wipe it clean and keep it dry. Store it in a drawer, desk organizer, or kit so the teeth stay aligned and prevent dulling or bending.

If you’re exploring similar options, you can check these Deli staples on Fepy: Deli Staple Remover E0230 (https://fepy.com/product/deli-staple-remover-e0230) and Deli Staple Remover E0232 (https://fepy.com/product/deli-staple-remover-e0232). They offer comparable functionality with slightly different form factors to fit various desk setups.

Model: E0231. Features include a classic claw design, interlocking metal teeth, smooth pivot action, grip‑friendly wings, durable metal teeth, compact storage, and paper‑friendly chamfered tips for safe staple removal.

This staple remover uses metal components designed for safe handling in typical office and school environments. Use care to avoid pinching fingers during use, and keep the tool away from children when not in use.

It provides durable, reliable staple removal with a compact design and one‑hand operation at an affordable price, making it a practical addition to any workstation.

For thick stacks, slide the teeth under the staple near the edge first, lift gradually, and work across the edge in small increments. If a staple is very tight, try lifting just enough to loosen the crown before continuing, and avoid forcing the staple to prevent paper damage.