Five Great Swingline Three-Hole Punches
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Having a supply of three-ring binders and a high-quality hole punch can offer you a quick and easy way of binding documents and organizing important papers. Swingline makes some terrific punches that are great for use in both classrooms and offices. Here are five of them....
1. 74042 - the Portable Three-Hole Punch. This device is ideal if you want or need to be able to punch paper when you're away from your desk. The 74042 has a paper guide and ruler, plus it has two holes so you can store it in a binder. It has a three-page punching capacity and is available in a variety of colors such as purple, teal, and blue. Plus, it's very affordable so it's a good choice if you're on a budget.
2. A7074014E - the Light-Touch Desktop Hole Punch. The Light-Touch offers both a contemporary look and easy punching. The comfortable lever makes punching up to 50% easier than it would if you were using a normal hole punch and it can process up to 12 sheets of paper at a time. The heads are semi-adjustable so you can produce different hole patterns. The Light-Touch is made of metal for durability and it comes with a limited 90-day warranty.
3. A7074063 - the EasyView Desktop Hole Punch. This is one of Swingline's most user-friendly hole punches. It has EasyView indicators that will turn green and will help you determine when your paper is properly aligned for punching. Like the Light-Touch, the EasyView will pierce up to 12 sheets at once and it has a handle that makes punching easier than ever. (The handle can be locked in the "down" position for easy storage.) It also comes with a nameplate that can be personalized, ensuring that someone won't take off with your punch. This product is backed by a limited 90-day warranty.
4. 74535 - the 28-Sheet Commercial Electric Three-Hole Punch. If you're looking for a heavy-duty product, the 74535 is a terrific choice. It can process almost 30 sheets per lift and is powered by electricity to make your job easier. Just insert your paper, press the button, and you're done. The 74535 operates at a whisper-quiet volume and the patented punching heads guarantee that your paper will be punched perfectly, ensuring that your pages will turn easily. This machine comes with a fantastic two-year limited warranty and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
5. 9800350 - the Medium-Duty Electric Three-Hole Punch. This device has a truly amazing 50-sheet punching capacity. Like the 74535, it can operate with just the touch of a button and it runs on electricity. The 9800350 is equipped with a reverse mode to help clear up jams and the chip tray has a window so you can see when it's getting full. Chips are easy to dispose of as well. Finally, this product has the same warranty as the 74535 and is a good choice if you need a device that can handle big punching jobs.
All of these products are great for punching holes in your documents. So get one today and start binding and organizing your papers!
About The Author: Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for http://www.mybinding.com .He has written over 500 articles on binding machines,binding covers,binders,laminators,binding supplies,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,index tabs, and shredders.
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Article Title: Five Great Swingline Three-Hole Punches
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Having a supply of three-ring binders and a high-quality hole punch can offer you a quick and easy way of binding documents and organizing important papers. Swingline makes some terrific punches that are great for use in both classrooms and offices. Here are five of them....
1. 74042 - the Portable Three-Hole Punch. This device is ideal if you want or need to be able to punch paper when you're away from your desk. The 74042 has a paper guide and ruler, plus it has two holes so you can store it in a binder. It has a three-page punching capacity and is available in a variety of colors such as purple, teal, and blue. Plus, it's very affordable so it's a good choice if you're on a budget.
2. A7074014E - the Light-Touch Desktop Hole Punch. The Light-Touch offers both a contemporary look and easy punching. The comfortable lever makes punching up to 50% easier than it would if you were using a normal hole punch and it can process up to 12 sheets of paper at a time. The heads are semi-adjustable so you can produce different hole patterns. The Light-Touch is made of metal for durability and it comes with a limited 90-day warranty.
3. A7074063 - the EasyView Desktop Hole Punch. This is one of Swingline's most user-friendly hole punches. It has EasyView indicators that will turn green and will help you determine when your paper is properly aligned for punching. Like the Light-Touch, the EasyView will pierce up to 12 sheets at once and it has a handle that makes punching easier than ever. (The handle can be locked in the "down" position for easy storage.) It also comes with a nameplate that can be personalized, ensuring that someone won't take off with your punch. This product is backed by a limited 90-day warranty.
4. 74535 - the 28-Sheet Commercial Electric Three-Hole Punch. If you're looking for a heavy-duty product, the 74535 is a terrific choice. It can process almost 30 sheets per lift and is powered by electricity to make your job easier. Just insert your paper, press the button, and you're done. The 74535 operates at a whisper-quiet volume and the patented punching heads guarantee that your paper will be punched perfectly, ensuring that your pages will turn easily. This machine comes with a fantastic two-year limited warranty and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
5. 9800350 - the Medium-Duty Electric Three-Hole Punch. This device has a truly amazing 50-sheet punching capacity. Like the 74535, it can operate with just the touch of a button and it runs on electricity. The 9800350 is equipped with a reverse mode to help clear up jams and the chip tray has a window so you can see when it's getting full. Chips are easy to dispose of as well. Finally, this product has the same warranty as the 74535 and is a good choice if you need a device that can handle big punching jobs.
All of these products are great for punching holes in your documents. So get one today and start binding and organizing your papers!
About The Author: Jeff McRitchie is the designer and Director of Marketing for http://www.mybinding.com .He has written over 500 articles on binding machines,binding covers,binders,laminators,binding supplies,laminating supplies,paper handling equipments,index tabs, and shredders.
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