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Stanley Bostitch Professional Magnetic Staple Remover, Black (40000M-BLK)

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Product Details 7 - Year Restricted Warranty Staple grabber elminate free staples Ergonomic objective for more confortable use versus pinch styl removers

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Staple Remover, Brown (SPR86000) Category: Staple Removers

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Product Details Pre-Consumer Recycled Pleased Percent [Nom] - 0 % Stapler Remover Fount - Jaw Task-Consumer Recycled Content Percent [Nom] - 0 %

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Swingline Deluxe Staple Remover, Black (S7038101)

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Product Details Stiffen jaws and chrome finish provide punctilious performance Textured non-come out with surface for precise staple removing and comfort Extra extensive finger grips

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where can i buy staple removers in montreal?

Oct 24, 2008 by jaxG | Posted in Painting

i need a staple remover( stanley bostitch)...but please not online...some where in montreal or in the laurentides. thnx...i nedd it badly for my painting class
i checked homedepot but none.. my teacher told me to buy it there..any other harwarestores or office stores here in blainville or anywhere close...the farthest would be montreal...pls

Try an office supply store in your locale.

How can you remove staples from a wall without using a staple remover?

Oct 04, 2007 by lovestomooch | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

If there is enough space, you could straighten out a paper clip and slip it under the staple. Then just pull it out. This is probably less damaging to the wall than a pair of pliers or scissorsbecause it is smaller, yet sturdy.

How do you say "staple remover/staple puller" in Korean?

Apr 08, 2009 by Woundering | Posted in Languages

What do you call the small tool used to remove staples in Korean?

SaMe aS iN eNGLiSH:>:+

스테이플 리무버
seu-te-i-peul ri-mu-beo
< staple remover >

^_^

Why was my tender love poem "Ode to a staple remover" turned down by another publisher?

Sep 15, 2008 by Harry Enzyme Jr. | Posted in Poetry

Why is it so hard for the struggling artist to be appreciated for his God given talent?

Editors and publishers are inundated these days with articles, poems , and short stories pertaining to the lost relationships of staple removers .

No one ever gives recognition to the lowly stapler and it's feelings.

Swingline , Sweet Swingline

Who invented the staple remover?

Oct 07, 2006 by Trish | Posted in Other - Electronics

like whats his or her name or whatever?

A staple remover (or staple decleater) is a device that allows for the quick removal of a staple from a material without causing damage. Although a simple metal wedge can be used, this method tends to tear fragile papers. For light gauge staples, many people instead use a device consisting of two opposing wedges on a pivot. For convenience, this device has a spring that returns it to the open position after use.

Proper use of the opposing wedge staple remover should also be noted. Staples should be removed via the flat, top side of the staple, not the back "curled" side of the staple. This can however often result in ripping of some paper, so some prefer to loosen the staple via the "curled" side before proceeding to the front flat side for easy removal.

Some staplers, mainly small ones that are about 1.5 inches long contain an integrated staple remover. This is basically a piece of metal that is slid under each "curled" side of the staple and turned to loosen the staple.


Also known as an aligator or staple puller.



"Staple removers have existed in one form or another for almost a century. Early staple removers used a lever, as described above, inserted within the body of a larger device. The device served the purpose of both holding the stapled material in place and providing a means to apply firm and even pressure on the lever without requiring too great an expenditure of energy on the part of the user.

A staple remover patented in the early 1920s, for example, used a sprung plunger to apply pressure. The device was placed over the staple with the curved, flattened prongs at one end of the main lever inserted beneath the flat back of the staple or crown. Pressing the plunger triggered a series of connections that raised the pronged end of the lever sharply, extracting the offending staple with a single swift movement. The prongs lifted the staple on either side, bending the back of the staple downwards and pulling the 'arms' upwards out of the stapled material."



Jhonnie Berry invented this