Hole Puncher Hang Eyelet Punch KANGARO EP-20 — up to 35 sheets capacity

Hang Eyelet Punch KANGARO EP-20 — up to 35 sheets capacity is a manual hole punch designed to create reinforced eyelet holes in paper stacks, tags and thin card. The tool processes up to 35 sheets of standard office paper in a single operation and forms durable eyelet openings suitable for inserting fasteners, cords or hanging hooks. Its compact footprint and simple lever action make it suitable for desk use in offices, schools, workshops or at home for light production tasks and craft projects.

Advantages

The KANGARO EP-20 provides consistent hole placement and repeated performance when processing moderate volumes of documents. Its manual mechanism requires no power and offers straightforward maintenance. The reinforced eyelet holes produced improve the tear resistance of punched materials, extending the life of tags, documents and labels. The device’s compact design saves desk space and allows convenient storage when not in use.

Suitable for

• Creating hanging tags and labels for retail, warehouses or inventory
• Preparing documents and samples that need reinforced hanging holes
• Office or home tasks where occasional to moderate batch punching is required
• Craft and hobby projects that require durable punched openings

Key specifications

• Maximum sheet capacity: up to 35 sheets (standard office paper)
• Punch type: manual eyelet punch
• Hole style: reinforced eyelet opening suitable for fasteners or cords
• Operation: lever/hand-operated
• Intended use: paper, tags and thin card
• Form factor: compact desktop tool for intermittent use

How to use

Position the stack of papers or tag in the adjustable guide to align the desired hole location, then apply steady downward pressure on the lever to punch and set the eyelet hole. For best results, ensure the stack does not exceed the stated maximum capacity and check alignment before each press. Empty any paper waste or debris from the punch area periodically to maintain consistent performance. When working with thicker card or multiple layers, reduce the number of sheets to prevent jamming and to preserve the punch components.

Usage recommendations

Use standard-weight office paper for full-capacity punching and reduce sheet count when processing heavier card stock. Store the punch in a dry place and inspect moving parts for debris or wear; occasional lubrication of the pivot points can prolong service life. For repetitive high-volume operations, consider a dedicated heavy-duty or powered model.