Kokuyo Stapleless Stapler, White Harinacs Press, Holeless for 5 Sheets Binding (SLN-MPH105W)

Works great. I got this to connect two pieces of paper together and it works great. The edges of the paper has to be tight into the stapler because it is close to the edge but it works great. When you pull the sheets apart they rip instead of just pulling apart. If you want to take them apart you just have to gently pull the sheets from the ends and they come apart like a zipper.

I've had this staple-less stapler for years and use it almost daily for work and it's still going strong. I love that it doesn't create a hole in the papers or any folding. It secures the papers together well. I use it for invoices, stapling receipts to papers, etc. The packaging tells you it can't work for more than 4-5 papers so there's no surprise there. I still use a regular staple for more sheets of paper and when I need it to REALLY stay stapled together like if I'm going to constantly skim through the pages and I know it's going to be tossed around a lot between people.

Don't buy this. You have to get the paper exactly in the corner and even then it doesn't hold. 2 pieces of paper. Waste of money, I would have returned but missed the window.

This staple-free stapler is definitely a neat tool for office supply fanatics, but doesn't have much real functionality. The stapler is really well built (and incredibly dense) and can definitely survive intensive use. Unfortunately, it doesn't do a great job at actually binding paper together. The stapler takes a recommended maximum of 5 sheets of paper, and trying to staple 2-3 sheets of paper together results in an incredibly loose bond. Additionally, paper can't go very far into the slot on the stapler, so the actual staple that it produces is very close to the corner or the edge of the sheet (pictured). Overall it struggles to create a bond that will survive much wear and tear. I would avoid using this stapler for anything other than temporary or personal use- you definitely can't be handing out agendas that are stapled with this device.In its defense, it is one of the few stapleless staplers that doesn't actually damage the paper. Pages can be separated easily by running a pen or a coin over the bond and there will be no holes. Overall, it is a well built device and fun to use, but impractical when put up against a real stapler.

I love the idea of a staple-less staple because it helps with recycling and minimizes waste. I have the other type of stapler that punches a hole and folds back the paper. I like the thought of this one because it staples like how an industrial/work printer could staple. But this handheld one can only do so many pages and it barely reaches the edge of the paper to crimp. I would like the ability to staple AT LEAST 3cm past the edge of the paper. This barely grabs onto the edge of the paper. I end up stapling across the edge multiple times to create a better staple of the papers together. The staple itself creates a good impression into the paper though

I don't want to deal with a stapler. It requires staples, it makes holes in my papers, it is hard to separate the papers if I need to do that later, and the staples aren't good for my shredder if I eventually choose to destroy the papers. This staple-free binder fixes all of those issues.It is very solid and heavy, and will probably last forever. You stick a stack of papers in the mouth, squeeze down on the handle, and it makes a tiny crimp on the top edge of the papers that keeps them together. So far I mostly bind the papers and file them, so I can't say how long the binding lasts. I suspect the attachment is not heavy-duty - if you need to pass the stack around to a lot of people or will be going through it a lot, you may need to revert to metal staples. But for light use, papers just to be filed, or the home office, this hits all the point for me.

I'm on blood thinners and don't want staples around to get poked and bleed over everything. This device does the trick without staples! I would recommend it to others! I would buy it again! I love the color.

I definitely like the concept of this item. The only issue is that it is very limited on the number of pieces of paper you can put into it. It will come to please stamp 2 to 3 pages together, but you have to position it just right or it will not cramp. The more pages you put in such as 3 to 4 the more difficult it is to squeeze it together and crimp it. Would be great if it would do 5+ pages and easily clamp. If looking at something to do only one to 2 to 3 pages it’s a great product anything beyond that I would not recommend.