This listing describes a Push-Style Magnetic Staple Remover (specifically cataloged as model A6687).
If you are used to the classic, standard “jaw-style” staple removers (the ones that look like a pair of teeth or a small alligator mouth), this push-style design is a major upgrade. It is engineered to remove staples cleanly without tearing your paper or pinching your fingers.
Why the Push-Style Design is Better
The ergonomics and mechanics of this tool fix the most common complaints people have with traditional staple removers:
1. The Wedge Mechanism (Saves Your Paper)
- How it works: Instead of biting down on the staple from above and twisting, you slide the thin, flat metal tongue of this tool underneath the flat crown of the staple.
- As you push forward, the gently sloped metal wedge lifts the staple straight up out of the page. Because the lifting force is perfectly vertical, the legs of the staple slide out through the exact holes they made, preventing the paper from ripping or tearing.
2. Built-In Magnetic Pickup
- There is nothing more annoying than loose, sharp staples scattering across your desk or falling onto the floor.
- This tool features a powerful integrated magnet right behind the lifting tip. The moment the staple pops free from the paper, the magnet snaps it up and holds onto it. You can remove dozens of staples in a row, and they will all clump together cleanly on the tool until you dump them into the trash can.
3. Ergonomic Wand Shape
- Shaped like a pen or a small wand, it fits naturally into your hand. It requires very little physical effort to slide and lift, making it an excellent choice for teachers, administrative assistants, or anyone who needs to un-staple large stacks of documents routinely without hand fatigue.
Quick Comparison: Push-Style vs. Jaw-Style
| Feature | Push-Style (This Model) | Classic Jaw-Style |
| Paper Damage | Minimal to none. Staples lift straight out cleanly. | High. Frequently tears corners or leaves large holes. |
| Cleanup | Automatic. Magnet grabs loose staples instantly. | Manual. Staples fall onto the desk or floor. |
| Safety | High. Fingers stay far away from sharp points. | Low. Easy to accidentally pinch fingers or hands. |
| Thick Stacks | Best for standard 2–20 sheet staple jobs. | Can grab heavy-duty staples, but rips paper badly. |
Are you replacing an old jaw-style remover that’s been tearing up your documents, or are you stocking up on fresh stationery tools for a busy office or classroom?