Metal 2-Hole Paper Punch, 70 Sheets

The metal 2-hole paper punch is a high-quality, durable tool designed to meet your paper punching needs with ease and precision. Its waterproof and rust-resistant properties make it perfect for a variety of environments, keeping the tool in excellent condition even with frequent use. Built with an all-metal body, this paper puncher is designed for superior strength and durability, able to handle up to 70 sheets at once. The sturdy construction ensures consistent, reliable performance, making it ideal for both home and office settings. Additionally, the anti-slip base provides stability during operation, ensuring accurate punching without slipping or shifting. For added convenience, the metal 2-hole paper punch comes equipped with a positioning guide ruler, allowing users to easily align their paper for precise hole placement. Whether you're organizing documents or preparing materials for binding, this puncher provides the efficiency and accuracy you need to get the job done quickly and effectively.

Specification

Features

• High-density baking paint process
• Waterproof and rust-resistant
• All-metal body, sturdy and durable
• Anti-slip base
• Coming with a positioning guide ruler

Dimensions

(There may be slight measurement errors; the actual dimensions are based on the physical product.）

Usage Instruction

Tips: What is the difference between a single-hole and a multi-hole puncher?

When it comes to paper punchers, the main difference between a single-hole puncher and a multi-hole puncher lies in the number of holes they create and their intended purpose. A single-hole puncher is designed to make one hole at a time, typically used for tasks like creating custom holes for tags, labels, or small booklets. It’s ideal for specific and occasional use, such as when you need to punch a hole in a single sheet of paper or a few sheets for binding purposes.

On the other hand, a multi-hole puncher can create multiple holes in a specific pattern on a single sheet of paper. This type of puncher is commonly used for organizing documents in binders, where you need to punch several holes along the edge of a document. Common variations include 2-hole, 3-hole, and 4-hole punchers, depending on how many holes are needed for the binder rings. Multi-hole punchers are widely used in offices and schools where paper organization is essential.

Another key difference is in the puncher's design and operation. Single-hole punchers are often more compact and lightweight, making them easy to store and handle for individual tasks. Multi-hole punchers tend to be larger, as they are designed to punch multiple holes at once, often requiring more effort to operate, especially when dealing with thicker stacks of paper. Some multi-hole punchers are also adjustable, allowing users to select the spacing and number of holes to suit various binder sizes.

In terms of capacity, single-hole punchers are generally more suited for small-scale tasks and can handle fewer sheets of paper at once. In contrast, multi-hole punchers are built to handle larger volumes of paper, making them more suitable for tasks that require punching multiple sheets in one go. Whether you need to organize your documents or add a decorative touch, choosing the right puncher depends on the task at hand.