Paper hole punch Kangaro DP-280Y for 11 sheets, blue — model KADP280Y-21

Kangaro DP-280Y is a manual paper hole punch engineered to punch up to 11 sheets of standard office paper in a single action. The tool has a blue metal body with a lever mechanism and fixed two-hole spacing designed to match common binder systems. Its compact footprint and durable construction make it suitable for routine document preparation, filing and light binding tasks at home or in small office environments.

Advantages

The metal construction provides stable punching performance and increased durability compared with plastic-only models. A long lever mechanism reduces the manual force required for punching multiple sheets and improves user comfort during repetitive use. The fixed two-hole spacing ensures consistent alignment for documents intended for ring binders or lever-arch files, while the compact design allows for convenient storage on a desk or in a stationery drawer.

Suitable for

• Punching up to 11 sheets of standard office paper at once
• Preparing documents for two-ring binders and lever-arch folders
• Small office, home office and classroom document organization
• Everyday filing and light administrative tasks

Key specifications

• Punching capacity: up to 11 sheets of standard paper per stroke
• Body material: metal with painted blue finish
• Hole pattern: fixed two-hole spacing compatible with standard binders
• Operation: manual lever mechanism for mechanical advantage
• Design: compact desktop footprint with integrated paper guide

How to use

Align the stack of up to 11 sheets against the built-in paper guide to ensure correct hole placement. Press the lever firmly and evenly until the punch blades cut through the paper. Release the lever and remove the punched sheets. Periodically open the waste compartment or empty the removable chip tray to avoid jams and maintain consistent punching quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid exceeding the stated sheet capacity and use the integrated guide to position paper precisely. When punching thicker stacks, apply steady pressure and check the chip tray frequently. Store the punch in a dry place to preserve the painted metal finish and inspect moving parts occasionally for smooth operation.