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How the Harinacs Staple-less Stapler Works

Easy-shred docs, no need to buy staples

By Rain Noe - May 11, 2022

in Object Culture

I couldn't tell what this object does just by looking at it:

It's a Staple-less Stapler, made by Japanese manufacturer Harinacs, and it can fasten up to 10 sheets of paper.

I guessed it worked by crimping, but I was wrong. Instead, when you pull the trigger two things happen. The first is that a die cuts these shapes through the paper:

Then a little hinged lever inside does this:

Users can shred documents without needing a heavy-duty shredder, and of course you never need to buy staples.

The original commercial is entertaining, being narrated by a caffeinated man shouting the product's virtues at you in Japanese…

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…but for a better look at how it actually works, this short-and-sweet video is better:

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Rikka Studio

2 years ago

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Muji have had a similar product for some years, which I think is a bit kinder on the eyes

https://www.muji.com/sg/products/cmdty/detail/4549337308121

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William Barton

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It is ugly and looks like it would be awkward to use; however, I love the concept.

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  I think it looks pretty cool. It's not a huge item.
  
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