Kangaro Medium Size Paper Punch, 30 Sheets Capacity, With Guide Bar & Lock, Durable Utility, White

You can punch up to 30 sheets of standard-weight paper (typically 80 gsm) in a single go. Actual performance may vary with paper type and stacking consistency.

The guide bar helps you align the paper so holes are punched in the correct position. The lock keeps the device securely closed when not in use, reducing the risk of accidental punching and making storage safer.

It has a clean white finish and a durable construction designed for regular office, classroom, or home use, providing reliable long-term performance.

It's versatile and well-suited for offices, schools, and homes for filing reports, assignments, and project handouts.

1) Position the paper guides where you want the holes. 2) Align the paper against the guide. 3) Press down evenly to punch. 4) If you’re done, engage the lock for safe storage and repeat as needed.

Keep fingers away from the punching area, use the lock when storing, and periodically wipe away paper dust. If blades become dull or misaligned, refer to the manual for adjustments or servicing as needed.

Designed for standard printer/copier paper. Heavier card stock or glossy paper may cause jams, and stacking beyond the 30-sheet rating can reduce performance.

This model offers a 30-sheet capacity with a guide bar and locking safety feature, which may differ from other mid-size punches that have lower or higher capacities or different alignment aids. For exact comparisons and working product URLs on Fepy, please provide the rival product pages or allow me to browse to fetch them.

Yes, you can typically return items within the seller’s stated window if kept in new condition. Check the specific return terms on the Fepy product page for details.

Regularly check the guide bar alignment, avoid forcing paper through if it jams, store with the lock engaged, and keep the blade area clean to prevent buildup. Proper storage and light maintenance help maintain accuracy and longevity.

First, release the lock and recheck the paper alignment against the guide. Use a light, steady press rather than force. If jams persist, remove the stack, inspect for bent sheets, and verify the guide is properly seated before trying again.