Paper hole punch Kangaro Perfo 10 — 10-sheet capacity, black

Kangaro Perfo 10 is a compact paper hole punch designed for everyday office and home use. The tool punches standard round holes suitable for most binders and folders and accommodates up to 10 sheets of standard office paper at once. It includes an integrated paper guide to ensure consistent hole placement and a removable waste tray that collects paper chads for quick and tidy disposal.

Advantages

The Kangaro Perfo 10 combines a small footprint with practical features: a 10-sheet capacity for light-duty tasks, a built-in guide for repeatable alignment, and a detachable waste collection tray for clean operation. Its construction provides straightforward manual operation without the need for power, and the black finish offers a neutral look that fits common office environments.

Suitable for

• Punching pages for three-ring binders, folders and report covers
• Light office tasks such as preparing handouts, invoices or small reports
• Home office organisation and school projects
• Small businesses and reception desks with low to moderate daily punching needs

Key specifications

• Punch capacity: up to 10 sheets of standard office paper
• Hole shape: round standard-sized holes
• Built-in adjustable paper guide for consistent hole spacing
• Removable waste tray for collecting paper chads
• Manual operation — no power required
• Colour: black
• Compact footprint suitable for desktop storage

How to use

Set the paper guide to the desired margin, align the stack of up to 10 sheets against the guide, then press the lever firmly and evenly to create the holes. After punching, slide out the waste tray and empty collected chads into a bin. For best results, ensure paper edges are aligned and avoid overfilling beyond the specified sheet capacity.

Usage recommendations

For consistent hole placement, use the built-in guide and check alignment on a scrap sheet before processing larger batches. Empty the waste tray regularly to prevent jamming and inspect the punching heads periodically; if cutting becomes uneven, try sharpening by punching through a single sheet of aluminum foil several times or consult maintenance guidelines.