Hole puncher Sax ICO SAX406 — manual 30 sheets capacity, black

The Sax ICO SAX406 is a manual hole puncher designed for everyday office and home tasks. It creates single holes through stacks of paper with a maximum capacity of 30 sheets, and its black finish provides a neutral appearance for desktop use. The unit has a compact footprint that saves space, a simple lever mechanism for punching, and a removable chip tray for easy paper waste disposal.

Advantages

The Sax ICO SAX406 offers a straightforward mechanical design that requires no power source and delivers consistent single-hole alignment. Its capacity to punch up to 30 sheets at once makes it suitable for medium-volume document preparation while remaining lightweight and easy to move. The integrated waste tray reduces desktop clutter and the robust metal components ensure reliable operation over time.

Suitable for

• Punching holes in printed reports and sheets for binders and folders
• Preparing teaching materials, handouts and study sheets
• Small office and home document organisation tasks
• Workstations where a compact, single-hole punch is required

Key specifications

• Punch type: manual single-hole punch
• Maximum capacity: up to 30 sheets (standard office paper)
• Finish color: black
• Construction: metal punching mechanism with plastic housing components
• Waste collection: removable chip tray for punched paper waste
• Footprint: compact desktop-friendly size

How to use

Place the stack of sheets to be punched into the paper guide, aligning the paper to the desired hole position. Press the lever down firmly to create the hole through the stack. Release the lever and remove the punched sheets. Periodically slide out the chip tray and empty the punched paper waste to maintain clean operation. For best results, avoid exceeding the maximum sheet capacity and ensure paper edges are aligned before punching.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use standard 80 g/m² office paper and do not exceed the 30-sheet capacity. If multiple holes are needed along the document edge, mark positions with a pencil or use a template to maintain uniform spacing. Regularly empty the chip tray and, if necessary, apply a drop of light machine oil to the pivot points to preserve smooth lever action.