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Can a stapler hold a magnitude of 4 staples?
Typically staplers are designed to hold a strip of staples rather than individual staples. The capacity of a stapler is usually measured in terms of the number of sheets it can staple, rather than the actual number of staples it can hold at one time.
Why is a stapler called a stapler?
because it staples with staples.
Is there magnet in stapler?
There is often a small magnet in the base of a stapler to help hold the staples in place and guide them into position for stapling.
The number of staples an average stapler can hold has an order of magnitude of 4?
false
The number of staples an average stapler can hold has an order of magnitude is 4?
false
What is difference between half strip and full strip staplers?
Half strip staplers hold half as many staples as a full strip stapler.
Why do they make new runs of staples too long for a standard stapler?
They don't. The "standard" stapler is the Swingline 747, which is designed to hold a full strip of staples. Smaller staplers like they sell for home use are shorter than the 747, so you have to break the strips of staples to get them in.
How do you put staples in a staple gun?
First open the top of the stapler then put the staples in the top. Finally shut the stapler.
Where does the spring go in a stapler?
The spring in a stapler typically goes on the metal arm that pushes the staples forward. It provides tension to push the staples through the paper when the stapler is used.
How do you load staples into swingline heavy duty stapler?
You load the staples from the back of the stapler, there is a thumb depression on the back of it. Look and you will see it.
What is the function of the spring in the stapler?
to hold the staples in place so they can be forced through the paper without flying around everywhere
What is the function of a stapler remover?
To remove staples
