Hole punch Taurus PN-03 — metal, capacity up to 40 sheets

Taurus PN-03 — metal hole punch with a capacity of up to 40 sheets is designed for routine document preparation in office or home environments. The device has a durable metal construction and an ergonomic lever that reduces hand effort during repeated punching. It produces clean, evenly spaced holes compatible with standard file binders and includes an integrated receptacle for paper chads and a stable base for secure operation.

Advantages

The metal body ensures long-term durability and resistance to daily wear. The ergonomic lever provides comfortable operation and reduces user fatigue when punching multiple sheets. The built-in chad container keeps the workspace tidy by collecting waste paper automatically, and the stable base prevents slipping during use. Capacity for multiple sheets at once increases efficiency when preparing reports or binding documents.

Suitable for

• Office document preparation and filing
• School and university paperwork
• Home office and personal filing
• Small print shops and administrative departments

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for frame and punching mechanism
• Sheet capacity: up to 40 sheets per punch (standard paper weight)
• Hole spacing: standard two-hole spacing suitable for common binders
• Handle: ergonomic lever for reduced hand effort
• Waste collection: integrated receptacle for paper chads
• Base: non-slip base for stable operation

How to use

Align the stack of sheets against the adjustable paper guide to ensure correct hole placement. Press the ergonomic lever firmly and evenly until the punch cuts through all sheets. Empty the integrated chad receptacle regularly to maintain smooth operation. For best results, avoid exceeding the stated sheet capacity and ensure paper edges are aligned before punching.

Usage recommendations

Use the Taurus PN-03 on a flat, stable surface. For frequent heavy use, periodically check and tighten moving parts and clear out accumulated chads. When punching near the limit of capacity, divide the stack into smaller groups to maintain hole quality and prolong the life of the mechanism.