Stapler Eagle TYST6101B yellow — desktop stapler, up to 20 sheets, model 415919

Eagle TYST6101B yellow is a compact desktop stapler designed for stapling up to 20 sheets of paper. Its simple, standard office mechanism makes it suitable for routine document assembly in home offices, small businesses, and administrative environments. The stapler is lightweight and easy to handle, providing straightforward loading and operation for frequent short stapling tasks.

Advantages

The stapler offers reliable single-staple performance for thin stacks of paper and a compact footprint that saves desk space. Its straightforward loading system reduces downtime when replacing staples, while the durable metal components ensure consistent stapling action. The yellow finish makes the tool easy to spot among office supplies.

Suitable for

• Stapling everyday office documents and correspondence
• Light administrative tasks in home or small office settings
• School and study materials, handouts, and short reports
• Organizing receipts, notes, and thin pamphlets

Key specifications

• Maximum stapling capacity: up to 20 sheets of standard office paper
• Form factor: compact desktop design
• Operation: manual, standard office stapling mechanism
• Staple compatibility: standard office staples (strip format)
• Materials: metal stapling elements with plastic housing

How to use

To staple, insert the paper stack into the stapling throat until it contacts the anvil, then press the top firmly until the staple clinches through the sheets. To reload, open the stapler by lifting the top section or sliding the staple magazine according to the mechanism, insert a strip of standard staples, and close the magazine until it clicks into place. For best results, align paper neatly before stapling and avoid exceeding the maximum capacity.

Usage recommendations

Use standard office staple strips sized for light-duty staplers and check regularly for staple jams. If a jam occurs, clear staples carefully to avoid damaging the mechanism. Store the stapler on a flat surface and avoid applying excessive force beyond the recommended sheet capacity to maintain consistent performance.