Stapler Titanum 24/6–26/6, capacity 20, model AC837TIT by Titanum

Office stapler Titanum model AC837TIT is a compact manual stapler designed for everyday desktop stapling tasks. Compatible with 24/6 and 26/6 staples, it accepts a small magazine load and secures paper stacks with a standard crown length. The unit is intended for general use in offices, schools and home workspaces where a straightforward, reliable stapling tool is required.

Advantages

The stapler offers simple mechanical operation with a capacity to hold up to 20 staples in its magazine, enabling multiple stapling actions between reloads. Its compatibility with two common staple sizes makes it versatile for varying paper thicknesses. The compact footprint saves desk space and its manual actuation requires no power source, which contributes to portability and ease of use.

Suitable for

• Binding small stacks of paper in office and administrative environments
• Everyday use in schools for teachers and students
• Home workspace tasks such as organizing documents and personal projects
• Portable stapling where a compact manual tool is preferred

Key specifications

• Staple compatibility: 24/6 and 26/6
• Magazine capacity: up to 20 staples
• Stapling method: manual hand-operated mechanism
• Intended load: small to moderate paper stacks with standard crown length
• Design: compact desktop form factor for space-saving placement

How to use

Load the magazine by sliding it open according to the stapler's rear or bottom access, place a strip of compatible staples (24/6 or 26/6) into the magazine, and close until it locks. Position the papers under the stapling head aligned to the desired edge and press firmly on the top lever to drive a staple through the stack and clinch it. Reload when the stapling action weakens or stops; inspect for staple jams and clear them before continuing.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use standard 24/6 or 26/6 staples and avoid exceeding the stapler's effective stack thickness. Keep the stapler on a stable surface and periodically check the magazine and anvil for debris or bent staples. If a jam occurs, remove loose staples and realign the magazine before resuming use.