Metal Hand Plier Stapler - Foska

This Foska Metal Hand Plier Stapler is compatible with both 24/6 and 26/6 standard staples.

Typically, plier staplers load staples from the rear or bottom. Pull back the magazine cover, insert a strip of staples ensuring the legs face the correct direction, and then close the cover. Refer to the product's specific loading mechanism if unsure.

To prepare the stapler for use, you need to pull back the rod located on the top of the stapler until it locks into the stapling function mode.

While specific sheet counts can vary based on paper type, this plier stapler is generally suitable for stapling up to approximately 20-30 sheets of standard office paper. It is not designed for very thick stacks.

This stapler is designed for general office and craft use. For very heavy-duty stapling needs, a different type of stapler may be more appropriate.

Wipe the exterior with a slightly damp cloth. Ensure no moisture enters the stapling mechanism. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Warranty information is typically provided by the retailer or manufacturer. Please check the product packaging or contact the point of purchase for details.

Ensure you are using the correct staple size (24/6 or 26/6). Check for any bent staples or obstructions in the stapling channel and clear them. Make sure the stapler is fully engaged in the stapling mode by pulling the rod back completely.

Verify that the stapler is properly set in function mode by pulling back the rod. Ensure the staple magazine is loaded correctly and the staples are aligned. Attempt to staple a smaller number of sheets, as the stapler has a capacity limit.

Check for any debris or dirt in the moving parts. Wipe down the mechanism with a dry cloth. Lubricating the pivot points with a small amount of light oil may help, but use sparingly to avoid attracting dust.

Confirm that the pull-back rod has been fully extended to set the stapler in its active stapling function mode. If the rod is not set, the stapler will not operate.