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the UK’s number 1 stapling brand
• Premium quality, robust, reliable and affordable for the home, office or workspace
• Made to Rexel's exacting standards of quality, No. 56 staples guarantee accurate, trouble-free stapling
STAPLERS
Meteor Half Strip Stapler
• Solidly constructed, compact metal stapler
• Versatile for permanent stapling and temporary pinning or tacking
• 65mm throat depth, it handles up to 15 sheets using Rexel No. 56, staples
• Black
Aquarius Full Strip Stapler
• Dependable metal full strip stapler
• Ideal for stapling, pinning and tacking
• 92mm throat depth, it handles up to 15 sheets with Rexel No. 56 staples
• Black
Torador Full Strip Stapler
• High quality with strong metal die cast construction
• Comfortable grip and easy to use action, ideal for stapling, pinning or tacking
15 sheets
• 73mm throat depth, it handles up to 20 sheets using Rexel No. 56 staples 20
• Black/silver
Gazelle Half Strip Stapler
• Stylish, futuristic design with comfortable finger grip, ideal for stapling, pinning
or tacking
• Patented StapleScope window to show when it's time to reload
• To save desk space, the Gazelle can sit horizontally
sheets
TORADOR
or vertically
• 64mm throat depth, it handles up to 20 sheets using
Rexel No. 56 staples • Black
Code 28746AC 28732AC 28669AC 28536AC 28788AC
Pack RRP Each £11.99 Each £14.16 Each £21.95 Each £14.16
£2.73
PRICE £5.77 £8.19
£13.23 £8.19 £1.52
Type
Meteor
Aquarius
Torador
Gazelle
No. 56 Staples 5000
FROM... -------------------------
£5.77
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GAZELLE
20 sheets
Pretty much every desk in the
world has a stapler as they are one of the most frequently used tools we
METEOR
own. The invention of the stapler can be traced back to the 1700s in France for King Louis XV where each staple was inscribed with the insignia of the royal court, superceding the need for glue and ribbons to hold paper together - albeit an expensive exercise!
George McGill invented the first functional stapler in 1867 and it hit the market in 1869, it was unfortunately a laborious
process as it needed to constantly be reloaded. In 1895, the E.H. Hotchkiss Company designed the modern day stapler
with bendable staples that were wired together but it wasn’t until 1937 when stapling was revolutionised by Jack Linksy with the Swingline range where rows of
staples could be easily inserted, removing the need for intensive manual effort. Today staplers are
used in the office, in building work and by the medical field - don’t you just love them!
Stapling
25
AQUARIUS
15 sheets