Kokuyo Harinacs Stapleless Stapler, Up to 10 Sheets 64gsm Copy Paper Binding, White, Japan Import (SLN-MSH110W)

Superb no more staples required, just make sure you put the paper all the way in to the guide,as it folds the paper back on itself.

This is an excellent stapler as it is easy to use, doesn't require constant refilling and is very environmentally friendly plus economical. However, it can only staple 10 pages at a time which is fine for my use case but the largest version can only do 12 pages. In other words, this is to be used for small documents and is not really suitable for office applications which are mainly 30 page plus. In terms of use, you must press down firmly and quickly in order to get a nice clean cut without tearing and the paper must be placed all way to the back of the guide. Although, the metal guide does leave a grey mark on the paper after use and I think it will go away after a couple of uses. In terms of strength, its binding strength is comparable to that of a standard staple as the paper will always tear before the staple comes out. Overall, this is a great product for light pieces of work and is an amazing feat of Japanese engineering.

Overall a decent product. Decent built and size. Does the stapleless process well but pages can easily come out if a bit heavy handed.

Bought this out of curiosity to see how it worked! Ended up stapling everything I could lay hands on! Its a really clever mechanism and ideal if you just have a few sheets of paper to hold together. No good fo rreal heavy duty stuff though.

Great alternative to the metal stapler definitely more environmental friendly you’ll be intrigued how it holds the sheets of paper. If you work in an office it’s definitely a go to gadget.

Trying to be eco-friendly to use less material such as metal, I thought this staple-less stapler is a great idea. Only 4 stars because after I had pressed down it is quite tricky to withdraw the stapler. Therefore I don’t think it will take 10 sheets of paper. Note: make sure you keep the instruction sheet in the casing, looks like you may need to take it apart for cleaning...

I found the idea of this fascinating, and couldn't resist it at the price. It's very easy to use and works surprisingly well. If you forcibly separate joined pages, the paper tears -- just like it would with a real staple. I haven't actually tried 10 pages yet, but it easily handled 5, and I'm propared to believe 10 would work. The bright colour makes it easy to find on the desk -- and difficult for others to make off with! If you're one of those unusual people who reads instructions, you'll need to learn Japanese! Luckily there are some pictures in the instructions, and anyway the operation is obvious. Once I've shown this to my colleagues, I expect some more units will be purchased.

Easy to use; holds the paper together as expected; environmentally friendly. More expensive than it needed to be.