Stapler ARGO 604111 black for 24/6 and 26/6 staples, up to 35 sheets

Desktop stapler ARGO 604111 in black is designed for standard 24/6 and 26/6 staples and mechanically binds up to 35 sheets. The compact combination of metal and plastic provides a stable base for everyday stapling tasks in office, home or school environments. The stapler's compact footprint and classic shape make it suitable for use on desks, in stationery kits or in shared workspaces where reliable document fastening is required.

Advantages

The stapler delivers consistent staple placement for routine document assembly and supports two common staple sizes for flexibility. Its metal components ensure durability in the stapling mechanism while plastic elements reduce weight and help maintain a compact form. The device is straightforward to reload and operate, offering dependable performance for repeated use without complex adjustments.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, handouts and multi-page documents up to 35 sheets
• Everyday office paperwork and administrative tasks
• School assignments, classroom materials and student projects
• Home organisation and personal document filing

Key specifications

• Staple sizes supported: 24/6 and 26/6
• Maximum stapling capacity: up to 35 sheets (mechanical specification)
• Construction: metal stapling mechanism with plastic housing
• Colour: black
• Form factor: desktop stapler, compact footprint

How to use

Place the paper stack in the stapling throat aligned to the desired edge, then press the top handle firmly until the staple penetrates and clinches. To reload, open the stapler head according to the built-in hinge mechanism, insert a strip of 24/6 or 26/6 staples into the magazine, and close until it locks. For best results, ensure sheets are neatly aligned before stapling and operate with a steady, even press to avoid misfeeds.

Usage recommendations

Use only 24/6 or 26/6 staple strips to avoid jamming and to maintain the rated capacity of up to 35 sheets. Keep the stapler on a flat surface and periodically clear any stapling debris from the magazine to ensure consistent performance. If stapling near the maximum capacity, test on a small stack first to confirm proper clinch and reposition as needed.