Hole Punch Leitz NeXXt 10 sheets Blue Metal Plastic

The Leitz NeXXt 10-sheet hole punch in blue combines metal and plastic construction to provide a compact, durable tool for creating two standard round holes in paper stacks. Designed for everyday office and home use, this punch accommodates up to 10 sheets at once and features a small footprint that measures approximately 100 mm wide, 70 mm deep and 81 mm high, making it easy to store in drawers or on worktops. The ergonomic top and clear paper guide support consistent hole placement for filing and document organization.

Advantages

The combination of metal components for strength and plastic parts for reduced weight offers a balance between durability and portability. Its 10-sheet capacity is suitable for light to moderate document preparation, while the compact dimensions and simple mechanism make operation straightforward. The blue finish provides a visible, color-coded option for shared office environments and helps quickly identify the tool among supplies.

Suitable for

• Punching holes in office paperwork and handouts
• Preparing documents for ring binders and folders
• Home study and personal filing tasks
• Small-scale administrative or reception desk use

Key specifications

• Maximum sheets per punch: 10 (standard office paper)
• Construction: combination of metal and plastic components
• Hole type: two round holes for standard binder filing
• Overall dimensions: approximately 100 mm (width) × 70 mm (depth) × 81 mm (height)
• Color: blue

How to use

Place up to 10 sheets of paper neatly aligned within the paper guide, slide the stack until it meets the stop for correct hole positioning, then press the top lever evenly until the punch through the paper is complete. Empty the built-in waste compartment regularly to maintain clean operation and check alignment visually when changing paper sizes. Avoid punching materials thicker than the specified capacity to prevent damage to the mechanism.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use standard office copy paper and align sheets carefully before punching. Periodically clear paper chads from the waste compartment and, if necessary, clean metal punching heads to remove residue. Store the punch in a dry place to protect metal parts from corrosion.