Stapler Eagle 8538 graphite — desktop archiving stapler, model 110-1401

The Eagle 8538 graphite desktop archiving stapler (model 110-1401) is a practical office tool designed for everyday document fastening. Finished in graphite, this stapler is intended to deliver consistent performance when binding reports, forms and archived paperwork. Its desktop format fits office workstations and administrative environments where reliable stapling of medium-thickness stacks is required.

Advantages

The stapler offers dependable staple insertion and a stable base for controlled operation, reducing misfeeds and skipped staples. Its graphite finish provides a neutral, professional look that resists visible wear. Designed for regular use, the mechanism balances durability and smooth action to make repetitive stapling tasks efficient in clerical and office settings.

Suitable for

• Binding reports and multi-page documents
• Organizing forms and administrative paperwork
• Desktop use in offices, reception areas and archives
• Clerical tasks requiring frequent stapling

Key specifications

• Desktop archiving stapler format suitable for standard office use
• Graphite exterior finish for a neutral professional appearance
• Designed for fastening multiple sheets (medium-thickness stacks)
• Stable base for controlled stapling action
• Durable internal mechanism for regular day-to-day use

How to use

Place the stapler on a flat, stable surface. Insert a stack of documents into the throat so the intended corner or edge aligns with the stapling point. Press the top lever down firmly and evenly until the staple is clinched through the papers. Release the lever and remove the stapled documents. When reloading, open the staple magazine according to the stapler's top-access mechanism, insert compatible staples, and close the magazine until it clicks into place.

Usage recommendations

Use staples of the size recommended for the stapler to ensure secure fastening and to avoid jams. Avoid stapling stacks that exceed the stapler's intended capacity; if resistance is excessive, reduce the number of sheets. Periodically check and clean the staple channel and anvil area to maintain smooth operation.