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Genmes 50LS Heavy Duty Stapler
#50LS – Heavy duty stapler, 200 sheets
Front loading system and dual clincher, with scale on the metal base.
- with staples storage box
- precision staple alignment guide
Size : 340 x 86 x 248 mm
Capacity :
- 23/6 staples : 20 sheets
- 23/8 staples : 40 sheets
- 23/10 staples : 60 sheets
- 23/13 staples : 90 sheets
- 23/15 staples : 110 sheets
- 23/17 staples : 130 sheets
- 23/20 staples : 160 sheets
- 23/24 staples : 200 sheets
Stapling depth : 60 mm
Loading staples quantity : 100pcs
Packing: 12pcs /carton
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