Maped Mini Stapler 26/6, Essentials - Box of 20

It's a heavy-duty long-arm stapler designed to handle large documents and projects. It uses 26/6 staples, can staple up to 240 sheets in one go, and is ideal for office or industrial use where high-volume stapling is required. The box of 20 indicates the bundled staple cartridges included in the package.

26/6 refers to the staple gauge and leg length: 26-gauge staples with a 6 mm leg length. This stapler typically uses standard 26/6 staples found in most office supply assortments. Always verify compatibility with the staple packaging or the product page to ensure proper fit.

According to the specifications, this heavy-duty long-arm stapler can staple up to 240 sheets when using the correct 26/6 staples, making it suitable for large documents, reports, and bulk binding.

A long-arm stapler has an extended reach that helps staple across wide or oversized documents and stacks. Use it when you need to staple large files, large-format papers, or multi-section reports where standard desktop staplers aren’t practical.

Key specs include: 240-sheet capacity, long-arm design for greater reach, heavy-duty construction for consistent performance, and versatility for industrial or office-level stapling tasks.

Open the staple magazine by releasing the latch or handle mechanism, insert a strip of 26/6 staples with the legs aligned correctly, close the magazine securely, and test by lightly pressing to ensure proper feeding before stapling documents.

Ensure you’re using the correct 26/6 staples, load them properly, and place the document stack flush against the base. Start with light pressure and steadily apply force to avoid misfeeds. If a jam occurs, clear the jam from the magazine area and re-feed the staple strip.

Yes. Keep fingers away from the staple path, use both hands for stability, never point the stapler at people, and store it safely when not in use. If the handle requires more force, check for jams or misalignment before pressing further.

Regularly inspect the staple magazine for debris, ensure staples are not bent, keep the moving parts clean, and oil lightly if recommended by the manufacturer. For jams, open the magazine, remove any stuck staples, clear debris, reload, and test on scrap paper before resuming standard use.

The Maped Essentials Long Arm Stapler HD-1143 is another high-capacity option within the same line. Both are long-arm designs built for heavy-duty use, but the HD-1143 may feature different sheet capacity or reach nuances. For a direct comparison, you can view the HD-1143 product page here: https://www.fepy.com/product/maped-essentials-long-arm-stapler-hd-1143

The 26/6 essentials model focuses on high-volume tasks and long-arm reach, suitable for large projects, while a 24/6 desktop model is typically lighter and designed for standard-volume office work. If you’re choosing between them, consider your expected document size and how often you’ll staple large stacks. For a desktop 24/6 alternative on Fepy, see: https://www.fepy.com/product/maped-desktop-stapler-24-6-essentials

Yes, for environments requiring high-volume stapling and the ability to staple large documents, the 240-sheet capacity and long-arm design offer strong efficiency. Compare it against other high-capacity or long-arm models on Fepy to balance price, capacity, and reach, such as the HD-1143 long-arm option: https://www.fepy.com/product/maped-essentials-long-arm-stapler-hd-1143

You can explore related high-capacity staplers and long-arm options on Fepy by visiting the HD-1143 page and the 24/6 desktop alternative: https://www.fepy.com/product/maped-essentials-long-arm-stapler-hd-1143 and https://www.fepy.com/product/maped-desktop-stapler-24-6-essentials