Rexel No. 56 26/6 Staples Box of 1000
Rexel No. 56 26/6 Staples Box of 1000
Student's name
First and last name, and class if you know it. This goes on the pack label.
The Everyday 26/6 Refill, Rated by Rexel at Twenty Sheets
Rexel publish the No. 56 as a 26/6 staple on a 6mm leg and rate it to fasten up to 20 sheets of 80gsm paper, and this is the small box of 1000 that keeps a single desk going.
No. 56 and 26/6 are two names for one staple, and Rexel print both on the box: the gold roundel reads 26/6 with No. 56 directly beneath it. Rexel describe article 06131 as being for desktop staplers and stapling pliers, and their own machine pages name the No. 56 for the Matador, the Gazelle and the Torador. Buyers search on either name, so it is worth saying plainly.
A box of 1000 is a desk quantity rather than a cupboard quantity, and ACCO record the retail box at 0.03 kilograms and 55 millimetres wide, which drops into a pen drawer. Rexel state the steel is drawn to their own tolerance and developed for accurate, trouble free stapling, which is the whole argument for buying by code.
Larger offices usually step up to the 5000 box of the same code. The rest of the range sits under paper staples, the machines that take it under office staplers, and everything Rexel we carry under the Rexel range.