Hole Puncher Eagle 709 for 8 Sheets, Red, model WIKR-987309

Eagle 709 is a manual hole puncher designed to create two clean, aligned holes in paper for easy filing and binder use. The device punches up to 8 sheets of standard office paper at once and combines a metal punching mechanism with plastic housing for a compact, lightweight tool suitable for desktop use. A built-in paper guide ensures consistent hole placement while an integrated chad receptacle collects punched confetti for neater work surfaces. The red finish provides clear visual identification among desktop supplies.

Advantages

The Eagle 709 offers reliable manual performance with a simple lever action that reduces effort when punching multiple sheets. Its metal punching components provide durability and precise hole cutting, while the plastic elements keep overall weight and cost down. The included paper guide allows repeatable alignment, and the chad receptacle simplifies cleanup and supports tidy document preparation.

Suitable for

• Punching up to 8 sheets of standard office paper for binders and folders
• Small office, home office, and personal document organization
• Preparing handouts, reports, and school materials for two-ring binders
• Light administrative tasks that require consistent hole placement

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 8 sheets of standard office paper at once
• Construction: metal punching mechanism with plastic housing
• Hole pattern: two holes suitable for standard two-ring binders and folders
• Color: red finish for easy identification on the desk
• Features: built-in paper guide and integrated chad receptacle
• Form factor: compact desktop punch, lightweight and space-saving

How to use

Align a stack of up to eight sheets against the adjustable paper guide, position the stack so the desired hole placement matches the punch heads, and press the lever firmly to create the holes. After punching, open the chad receptacle to empty collected paper confetti into a waste bin. For consistent results, verify the paper guide position before punching each new stack and avoid exceeding the stated sheet capacity to prevent damage or misaligned holes.

Usage recommendations

Use standard-weight office paper for best results and avoid mixing heavy card stock with regular sheets in the same punch operation. Periodically empty the chad receptacle and wipe the punching heads clean to maintain precise hole quality. Store the hole puncher on a flat surface and do not apply excessive force beyond normal lever pressure to extend the tool’s service life.