Bostitch Titan Heavy Duty Metal Stapler, 50 Sheet Capacity with 1250 Staples and Ergonomic Staple Remover, Jam Free Stapling, Full Strip Stapler for Desk, Office and Classroom, Pink & White

• HEAVY-DUTY PERFORMANCE: Durable, solid metal contruction stapler for high-quality stapling. Built to last for high-capacity desktop use in the office, classroom, or home
• 2X MORE STAPLING POWER: Easily staples up to 50 sheets –twice as many pages as standard staples! Use standard staples to fasten 2-25 sheets of paper, or use extended staples to secure paper stacks of 26-50 sheets.
• ALL-INCLUSIVE STAPLING VALUE PACK: In addition to the heavy duty desktop stapler, this kit comes with a total of 1750 staples; 1250 1/4" standard staples, 500 5/16" extended, extra-long staples, and an ergonomic push-style staple remover.
• RELIABLE JAM-FREE OPERATION: Constructed with the signature Bostitch Jam-Free Technology to eliminate frustrating bent staples, misfires, or staple jams. Included staples Superior quality high carbon steel wire reduces buckling and jamming
• VERSATILE MOBILITY: Easily opens 180°, which allows for effortless crafting or tacking onto walls or bulletin boards. An accent to any surface it rests on, the stapler stands vertically or horizontally.

Heavy-duty performance meets sleek design—the Titan has arrived. Engineered to staple up to 50 sheets, this powerhouse delivers twice the capacity of standard staplers: easily fasten 2–25 pages with standard staples or 26–50 pages using extended 5/16" staples. Crafted from durable metal with a non-skid rubber base, this set includes 1,250 1/4" standard staples, 500 5/16" extended staples, and an ergonomic, push-style staple remover for smooth and comfortable use. Equipped with No-Jam Technology, the Titan keeps your workflow seamless. It also opens 180 degrees for bulletin board tacking, arts and crafts, and more making it a versatile addition to any workspace at home, in the office, or in the classroom. Your purchase makes a difference: a portion of proceeds supports the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and The Jimmy Fund, helping to advance cancer research and patient care.