Eyelet Punch KW-triO 09718 — manual eyelet setter for paper and light materials

KW-triO Eyelet Punch 09718 is a compact manual eyelet setter designed to punch clean holes and securely set metal eyelets in paper and other thin materials. The tool combines a hand punch and anvil mechanism in a small, easy-to-operate unit that produces reinforced, finished holes for documents, tags, labels and craft projects. Its simple manual action makes it suitable for occasional use in small offices, classrooms and hobby workspaces where a straightforward, reliable eyelet setter is required.

Advantages

The manual mechanism provides precise control when punching and setting eyelets, reducing the risk of misaligned holes. The compact form factor and light weight make the tool easy to handle, store and transport. No power source is required, which simplifies use in locations without electricity and reduces operational costs. The device is designed for straightforward maintenance and offers consistent results on paper and similar thin materials.

Suitable for

• Reinforcing holes in paper documents and booklets
• Attaching tags and labels
• Small-scale craft and scrapbooking projects
• Classroom and educational activities
• Light office use for occasional eyelet setting

Key specifications

• Operation: hand-operated manual punch and setter
• Material compatibility: paper and other thin materials
• Output: clean punched holes and crimped metal eyelets
• Size and portability: compact, lightweight design for easy handling
• Power: manual (no electrical power required)

How to use

Place the material between the punch head and the anvil, align the desired hole position and press the handle firmly to punch through the material. Insert a metal eyelet into the punched hole, position the eyelet cap on the anvil and press the handle again to crimp and set the eyelet. For best results, ensure the material lies flat and is supported while punching and setting to maintain alignment and avoid torn edges.

Usage recommendations

Use eyelets sized for the material thickness and check alignment on a scrap piece before working on final items. Regularly clear punched paper debris from the die area to maintain clean punches and consistent eyelet setting.