00:00Ok, so if you've ever tried to staple a booklet with a regular office stapler, you already know
00:04the pain, you fold the pages, line everything up, and then realize the arm doesn't reach the center.
00:10Total nightmare.
00:12So I went digging and found 5 long-reach staplers that actually solve this, and I tracked down
00:17the best prices on all of them. Let's get into it.
00:21First up is the Eagle Long Arm Stapler, and this one's kind of the crowd favorite for a reason.
00:26It's got a built-in ruler right along the arm plus an adjustable paper guide, so you can line up
00:31your
00:32centerfold once and then just repeat it perfectly every single time. The anvil also rotates, which
00:38means you can switch between permanent stapling and temporary pinning without any tools. At around
00:43$19 with a 4.9 rating and nearly 5,000 sold, it's honestly the sweet spot between price and precision.
00:50If you're making zines, church bulletins, or school booklets, this is the safe pick.
00:56Next is this portable metal stapler, and this is the budget hero of the group.
01:016 bucks.
01:03That's it.
01:04It takes both 24-6 and 26-6 staples, and the head rotates a full 360 degrees, so you can
01:10do flat
01:11clinch, saddle stitch, or standard stapling all with one tool. It's all metal, so it doesn't feel like
01:17a toy, and it's small enough to actually toss in a bag or a desk drawer. For $6 and a
01:224.8 rating,
01:23this is the one you buy when you just need the job done and you're not trying to overthink it.
01:28Coming in at number 3, we've got this long-reach stapler that ships as a complete kit.
01:33You get 5,026-6 staples and a staple remover in the box, which honestly saves you a separate trip.
01:41It handles a full strip, does 20 sheets at a time, and has that built-in ruler for centering.
01:46It's $26, and it's sitting at a perfect 5-star rating.
01:51If you're doing this regularly, like weekly newsletters or classroom packets,
01:55having thousands of staples already on hand is worth way more than the price difference.
02:00Number 4 is the Sirius One.
02:02This long rotate arm stapler is built for A3 and A4 work, and it's got that sewing machine-style
02:08body, heavy, solid, bolted-down stable. This isn't a desk accessory, it's a piece of equipment.
02:15It's $69, which is definitely the splurge here, but it earns a perfect 5-star rating because it
02:20just doesn't flex or slip when you push through thick stacks. If you run a print shop, a school
02:25office, or you're binding stuff every single day, this is the one that'll still be working in 10
02:30years. And rounding it out at number 5, the heavy-duty long-arm book stapler.
02:3625-sheet capacity, a full 12 inches of reach, and a precision scale printed on the arm so you're
02:42not eyeballing the center of your page. It's got a solid metal body, so there's no wobble when you
02:47press down. $22, 5-star rating. That 12-inch depth is the standout here that's enough to hit dead center
02:55on a folded A3 sheet, which a lot of cheaper models just can't do. Alright, that's the top 5.
03:02All the links are down in the description with the best prices I could find,
03:06so go grab whichever one fits your setup. And if this helped you out, drop a like and
03:11hit subscribe, I post stuff like this all the time. Catch you in the next one.
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