Stapler Eagle ALFA R5026B (model 187694) — handheld stapler for 110–1125 staples

The Eagle ALFA R5026B handheld stapler is a compact desktop tool designed for general fastening tasks using staples within the 110–1125 size range. Its small footprint and straightforward mechanism make it suitable for routine office, school and home stapling needs. The stapler accepts commonly used strip staples and is intended for binding paper stacks and other light materials where a reliable, manual fastening solution is required.

Advantages

The stapler offers simple one-hand or two-hand operation with a low-profile design that fits easily on a desk or in a drawer. Loading and reloading staples is uncomplicated, enabling quick setup and continued use during typical paperwork and light packaging tasks. The construction provides stable alignment and consistent staple clinch for neat document binding and repetitive use in everyday environments.

Suitable for

• Binding printed documents and reports
• School assignments, crafts and classroom use
• Small-scale packaging and attaching paper labels
• Home office paperwork and household organization

Key specifications

• Staple size compatibility: 110–1125 range
• Type: handheld / desktop stapler
• Intended materials: paper and other light materials
• Capacity: standard single staple feed (manual operation)
• Form factor: compact, low-profile design for desktop use

How to use

Insert a compatible strip of staples into the loading channel following the stapler's top cover or rear loading mechanism, then close the cover until it locks. Position the stack of paper under the stapling head at the desired edge or corner, apply steady downward pressure on the top handle until the staple is driven through and clinched. For successive stapling, repeat positioning and pressing. If a jam occurs, open the loading compartment to clear the staple and reload according to the manufacturer's guidance.

Usage recommendations

Use staples from the specified 110–1125 range to ensure proper feeding and clinch. Avoid stapling materials thicker than the stapler's capacity to prevent jams and deformation. Store the stapler in a dry place and reload with fresh staples to maintain consistent performance.