Swingline3 Hole Punch, Hole Puncher, Extra High Capacity, 300 Sheet Punch Capacity, Fixed Centers, Black (74194)

Product works as it should.We use these in a business setting to punch holes in card stock and thicker than normal paper.The 3 hole punch has helped us to make a couple of hundred brochure binders with about 100 pages in each without fail and is holding up better than most products we have tried in the past.Would definitely purchase these again in the future

It went through 100 sheets like butter!

Arrived with a cracked base but it technically works. The holes pop out and go all over the place - don't stay in the tray.

Bought this in Sept 2018, for almost $200, for a small office of fewer than 10 people. the base broke when trying to hole punch some papers...... SWINGLINE refuses to do anything about it because it is out of warranty. We have maybe used this thing 20 times in 2 years and for it to break where it did is ridiculous. Do not WASTE your money on this or I would say any of their products.very disappointed

A fantastic office item! Works great.

Does not do well with even small stack of paper-very hard to press down and jams up easily-

For my federal civilian job, we ordered 6 of these bad boys. We punch a LOT of paper in my particular office so it seemed like a good idea to get punchers that could go through 200-300 pages at a time.The good:-They actually go through the advertised amount of pages-Easy to use (once you get used to it)-Doesn't require a lot of force to use (I'd estimate around 15 - 20 pounds?)The bad:-There are inherent design flaws*The 'trap' for the punched paper on the back doesn't fit well. If it's not perfectly on there, paper circles will be all over the desk. Be sure to attach it fully to avoid frustration and check it often. It easily pops loose.*There isn't enough of a positive 'lock' for the 'paper alignment guide'. It's easy to knock it out of place and not realize it.*When maxing out the equipment with the full ~300 sheets, it's difficult to slide the paper in. Not because it's too tight but because the metal bits at the top get in the way. Just seems like there could have been min-ramps built in?-There are obvious tolerance issues that are consistent with multiple units. After using each unit for a month or two, there's an anomaly that occurs where the right side punch doesn't go through the last 5-10 sheets of paper. So, something is out of spec, or gets out of spec with moderate usage, by about .04 inches.The label on the bottom says "Made to Swingline standards in Taiwan". So, either Swingline's standards need to be re-evaluated. Or their standards aren't being upheld.

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