Kokuyo Stapleless Stapler, Harinacs Desktop & Handheld Staple-Free, Up to 5 Sheets No Staple Binding, Portable Compact Holeless Stapler, White, Japan Import (SLN-MPH105W)

This is so needed. Staples are annoying to load in a stapler. Clean and neat. Documents are not ruined when pulled apart either.

I thought I was purchasing something that was capable of attaching 2 sheets of paper to each other. This is most assuredly not what it does. It looks good, even contains some parts that aren't plastic. So, of you would like to look at it, pick it up and "feel" it, this is for you! But if you actually want it to attach 2-5 papers together, you'll have to look elsewhere. It simply does not work.

Used this for papers to be sent to a person who was incarcerated. Since staples are not allowed (because they could be weapons???), this is a very acceptable alternative. It actually works. Does not accommodate very large stacks of paper.

This is a pretty cool stapler. I am a first grade teacher and I sometimes staple papers together but worry that my students will hurt by the sharp staples. This stapler eliminates that issue. The only problem is that the seal is right at the very edge of the pages. I just wish it was maybe a half-inch away the edge. Also, it can only "staple" up to five pages.

Works great!However if you need to work fast this tools is not for you. You must press with force and to a particular depth or the crimp won’t apply.

I absolutely love this little gadget; although it doesn’t staple several pages, the fact that I don’t need to mess with staples is awesome.

I had seen a mention of these once many years ago, but due to a particular filing project I need to start, I decided to go looking for one for myself and found this. I'm quite happy that I went with this particular model over the few other "stapleless staplers" on offer here.The build quality is surprisingly high, and even though parts of it are plastic, it's clear that the internal components have metal in them too, because its heft surprised me. It's not heavy, per se, but you can tell it's engineered well.5 pages is really the max it can take, and it's much happier with 3-4. There is essentially some sort of spring mechanism inside so that you can't press too hard; it will click and you know you've successfully stamped the pieces together.Some paper types will handle this better than others. I've had a few pages tear off where crimped, but others hold together really well. On the whole, I think it is excellent for applications where you want one or two things to stick together but don't want to worry about pulling out staples later.The nice thing about this particular design, over some of the others that cut out an eyelet and loop that paper back into a slit, is that this style does allow you to easily separate sheets if you want to, but they will easily stay together if you don't ruff them up too much. I'm absolutely thrilled with this purchase.

the crimp is to close to the edge and if you could crimp farther in would work perfect