Hole Puncher Sax 518 for 40 Sheets, Blue

The Sax 518 hole puncher in blue is a compact desktop tool designed to create standard round holes in paper for filing and binding. It is built to punch up to 40 sheets at once using a manual lever mechanism, and includes a paper guide for consistent hole placement and a removable chip tray for easy waste disposal. The unit's metal punching heads and stable base support regular use in office, school, or home environments.

Advantages

The Sax 518 offers a balance of punching capacity and compact size, enabling efficient handling of medium-size document batches without occupying significant desk space. Its lever mechanism reduces hand effort compared with simple single-pin models, while the integrated paper guide ensures repeatable hole alignment. A detachable chip tray simplifies maintenance and keeps work areas cleaner.

Suitable for

• Office document preparation and filing
• School classrooms and administrative tasks
• Home office paperwork and personal organization
• Small print shops and reception desks handling forms

Key specifications

• Punching capacity: up to 40 sheets (standard paper weight)
• Hole type: standard round holes for filing
• Operation: manual lever mechanism
• Paper guide: adjustable for consistent hole placement
• Waste management: removable chip tray
• Finish color: blue
• Construction: metal punching heads with a stable base

How to use

Place the Sax 518 on a flat, stable surface. Adjust the paper guide to the desired margin and align the stack of paper under the punching heads. Insert up to 40 sheets depending on paper weight, then press down the lever firmly and evenly to create the holes. After punching, slide out the chip tray to empty collected paper waste and reinsert it before further use. For consistent results, align the paper edges prior to each punch and avoid exceeding the stated capacity.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use standard office paper (80 g/m²) and avoid mixing heavy cardstock with regular sheets in a single punch. Periodically check the punching heads for debris and empty the chip tray to maintain smooth operation.