If you're doing any kind of booklet or document binding, this riding stapler is a serious time-saver.

It handles both flat stapling and saddle stitching (like for booklets or magazines), and you can switch between modes easily.

The flat stitch depth goes up to 100mm, and it handles 2 to 30 sheets per bind.

Operation is super efficient.

For saddle stitching, you use the foot pedal switch to fire the stapler—stepping on it starts the action.

For flat stapling, it's a touch switch on the machine.

Either way, it's fast and consistent.

And the staple magazine holds 210 staples, so you're not constantly reloading.

Binding force is adjustable with a knob, so you can dial it in light or heavy depending on your paper thickness.

The support cover adjusts for flat or saddle stitching, and both sides have lever-style edge guides to keep your paper aligned.

That means straight, professional-looking binds every time.

You can use this as a single unit or link multiple units together for high-volume production.

It's got a 30W motor and comes in either 110V or 220V versions depending on your region.

Net weight is about 4.2kg, and the machine size is 51 x 31 x 55cm—pretty compact for what it does.

Great for print shops, schools, offices, publishing houses, and anywhere you need to bind documents, reports, manuals, or booklets.

It's a workhorse that saves time and produces clean results.