Bostitch No-Jam Booklet Stapler, Black (B440SB)

Not up mark small size only for a5 size not for a4 size please check size before you waste money

I find this works so well for bifold booklet making! I have easily saved money from printing my own booklets on the first print job, as compared to sending out to a third party for printing. No jamming, very good quality.

Es excelente para grapar revistas de pocas hojas

Le systeme est tres bien pensé. Ideal pour aggrapher des livrets de n'importe quel format.

If your ambitions extend no further than A4 folded booklets with not too many pages, then this is a good stapler to use. It is well made, easy to operate and uses standard sized staples. It will probably not be good for larger publications that require more than 16-24 pages. I have used it for quarto booklets using folded A3 paper, folded down to A5 and it is definitely good for 16 pages using this method and adding another sheet is probably okay too. The staples go in cleanly along the fold, outside to inside and makes a very neat booklet. Having a guillotine to trim everything up afterwards is an advantage, but maybe not essential. Anyway, a good product and solid construction.

It blows me away how perfectly this stapler is designed and built. My first project was 5 sheets of 28 lb. letter-sized paper folded in half to make a 20-page booklet; adjust your expectations accordingly. I ordered the recommended staples but ended up using a cheap no-name product we had on hand because they were just a tad shorter and looked better. I had no mis-fires; my technique is to line up and give it a whack rather than a polite push.The gadget is well made. The metal is plenty strong - no sense of flimsy - and the stapler itself opens 180 degrees (and stays open) to fill. There are appropriate anti-slip pads where they need to be.Centering the staple exactly at the fold turned out to be fairly easy. The folded booklet nestles nicely on the ridge and comes close to no-brainer perfect alignment but if you want perfection spread your positioning hand over the booklet, pushing away from the ridge with fingers on one side, thumb on the other, and feel the booklet snug into place. If you're aligning your paper with the edge of the stand to place the staple a reasonable distance from the edge, you can also glance at the "peak" of your booklet relative to the peak of the stapler's ridge. If you don't do that you'll generally be dead on or within a staple-thickess off.A plus for storage between uses - it's more compact that it looked in the picture (and Amazon's stated product dimensions are often meaningless) - but it comes in a re-usable box that's about 5x5x12 or so.