Stapler Elba Ösenschmalhefter 26450 GN A4 for 250 g/m² paper, 6 and 8 mm hole spacing

Elba Ösenschmalhefter 26450 GN is a narrow-eye stapler designed for processing A4 documents printed on 250 g/m² paper or similar card stock. The device makes pairs of eyelets with selectable 6 mm and 8 mm hole spacing to allow secure insertion into ring mechanisms or folder fasteners. Built for office and print-shop environments, it provides precise hole placement and stable operation when working with single sheets or small stacks of thick paper.

Advantages

The stapler offers accurate, repeatable eyelet spacing for consistent binding results on heavy paper. Its design supports two common hole spacings, enabling compatibility with a range of ring binders and fasteners. The mechanism is engineered for reliable performance under frequent use and for handling 250 g/m² paper without tearing or misalignment. The compact form factor saves workspace while remaining robust enough for professional use.

Suitable for

• Creating eyelets in A4 sheets and card stock up to 250 g/m² for insertion into ring binders
• Preparing printed materials for folder fasteners and reports in offices
• Finishing small print runs or sample sets in print-shops and copy centres

Key specifications

• Paper format compatibility: A4
• Supported paper weight: up to 250 g/m²
• Hole spacing options: 6 mm and 8 mm
• Function: narrow-eye stapling / eyelet creation for binding
• Intended use: manual desktop device for office and print-shop environments

How to use

Position the A4 sheet or card stock into the stapler so the edge aligns with the built-in guide. Select the required hole spacing (6 mm or 8 mm) according to the target binder or fastener, then operate the lever or press the actuator to create the eyelets. For best results, feed one sheet or a small number of thicker sheets at a time to ensure clean, precise holes. Check alignment on a sample sheet before processing a full batch.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, uncreased A4 sheets and avoid overloading the device beyond its intended capacity for 250 g/m² material. Periodically inspect the cutting elements and guides for debris and remove paper fragments to maintain consistent performance. When switching between 6 mm and 8 mm spacing, confirm alignment against a sample to prevent misaligned eyelets.