Rexel Torador Full Strip Stapler Black

Full Strip Loading and a 73mm Reach into the Page

A full strip magazine means the Torador takes a complete strip of staples rather than half of one, so a strip goes in unbroken, and it reaches 73mm into a page while still taking up to 25 sheets of 80gsm paper.

Full strip and half strip describe magazine length, not staple size. The Torador takes the same Rexel No. 56 (26/6) and No. 16 (24/6) staples as the half strip models and loads 105 of the No. 56 size or 84 of the No. 16. The published magazine load is the same on both, so what a print room or a school office actually gains is the unbroken strip, not a bigger reservoir.

The 73mm paper insertion depth is the practical difference on wide documents, letting a staple sit well inside an A4 page instead of only at the corner. An enhanced anti jam mechanism keeps the feed clean, a staple remover is built into the base, and a tacking and pinning setting handles display board work.

Rexel back it with a five year guarantee when Rexel staples are used. Keep Rexel staples on hand, compare it with the rest of the full strip staplers and office staplers, or browse Rexel.