Kangaro Heavy Duty 3-Hole Paper Punch, 150 Sheets Capacity, With Metal Guide Bar, Robust Design, Black

Key specs include 150-sheet punching capacity, 3-hole format for standard binders, a sturdy metal guide bar for accurate alignment, and a heavy-duty build with a black finish for long-term daily use.

You can punch up to 150 sheets of standard office paper (around 80 g/m²). Heavier stock or thick cardstock will reduce the maximum capacity and may require fewer sheets per punch.

Use the metal guide bar as your alignment edge and stack the paper flat and evenly. Keep hands steady and press down evenly to achieve clean holes and consistent margins.

It's designed for paper and light cardstock. Punching thicker stock or non-paper materials may reduce performance and could damage the blades. For durability, limit use to typical paperweights and avoid plastics or laminates.

Great for schools, offices, and training rooms—anytime you need binder-ready documents, reports, handouts, or class materials organized in standard 3-ring binders.

Keep the base area clear of punched debris, regularly remove paper scraps, and punch with the stack flat and evenly. If a jam occurs, gently lift and clear the sheets from the punch area and wipe away any residue.

Keep fingers away from the punching blades, use both hands to operate, and avoid placing hands near the punch area during operation. Store it upright or on a stable surface when not in use.

If you’re comparing alternatives on Fepy, consider: Kangaro Heavy Duty 3-Hole Punch (120 sheets) for a similar build at a different capacity — https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-heavy-duty-3-hole-punch-120-sheets; Fellowes 3-Hole Punch (110 sheets) for a recognized brand option — https://fepy.com/product/fellowes-3-hole-punch-110-sheets; and Deli 3-Hole Punch (100 sheets) as a budget-friendly alternative — https://fepy.com/product/deli-3-hole-punch-100-sheets.

Yes. Its high 150-sheet capacity, robust metal guide bar for accurate alignment, and durable construction make it cost-effective over time by reducing mis-punched sheets and manual rework, especially in high-volume environments.

Yes. It’s designed for standard 3-hole binder spacing, so it should be compatible with most common 3-ring binders used in schools and offices.

Absolutely. The punch has a compact, sturdy footprint and a stable base that helps prevent tipping, making it convenient to keep on a desk or on a shared workspace when not in use.