Hole Puncher Eagle 20-sheet Black Blue model 279565

The Eagle 20-sheet Hole Puncher (black and blue) is a manual office tool designed to create aligned holes in paper stacks for use with ring binders and folders. Its metal punching mechanism provides consistent hole quality while the integrated paper guide helps position sheets accurately. The compact footprint and dual-colour finish make it suitable for standard desk use in offices, schools and home workplaces.

Advantages

The puncher handles up to 20 sheets at a time with an even punching force, reducing the need for multiple passes. A metal cutting mechanism ensures durable and precise holes, and the built-in paper guide enables repeatable alignment. The two-tone black and blue design conceals wear and maintains a professional appearance on work surfaces.

Suitable for

• Punching office documents for ring binders and lever arch files
• Preparing handouts, reports and training materials
• School or home use where small to medium paper batches are processed
• Light administrative tasks and personal document organisation

Key specifications

• Maximum capacity: 20 sheets (standard office paper)
• Punch type: two-hole (suitable for common binder systems)
• Material: metal punching mechanism with plastic housing and handle cover
• Paper guide: adjustable stop for repeatable hole placement
• Finish: black and blue two-tone exterior
• Waste collection: removable chip tray for easy emptying

How to use

Place the stack of paper against the adjustable paper guide to set the desired margin and alignment. Press the handle firmly and evenly to punch the holes through the stack. For thicker stacks near the 20-sheet capacity, apply steady downward force to complete a clean cut; avoid forcing excessive pressure beyond the rated capacity. After punching, slide out the chip tray and empty paper waste as needed to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use within the specified 20-sheet capacity to ensure consistent hole quality and to avoid damage to the punching mechanism. Periodically empty the chip tray and keep the punching edges free of accumulated debris. For frequent heavy-duty use, consider checking the mechanism for wear and servicing or replacing when punching quality degrades.