Everything a Stapler Needs. Except Staples. A stapler without staples sounds contradictory. Until the one on your desk runs out exactly when you need it. PaperLock removes that problem entirely. Instead of driving a metal staple through your documents, it cuts and interlocks the paper itself, binding the pages without leaving a metal staple behind. No staples to load. Nothing to run out of. Just pick it up, press, and move on. Designed Around the Paper Nothing Metal Left Behind PaperLock binds up to five sheets using the paper itself to hold the pages together. After binding, there's no metal staple left on the pages to catch against other objects or remove before shredding. The paper itself does the holding. See Where It Lands A transparent viewing window lets you see where the binding point will fall before you press. Use the built-in corner guide for consistent corner binding, or position it along the edge wherever the pages need to be secured. Press It Your Way PaperLock's lever can be pressed down with your thumb while it rests on a surface, or squeezed in your hand with your palm. Use whichever grip feels more natural for the task at hand. A Mechanism Worth Seeing The transparent body doesn't hide how PaperLock works. It puts the mechanism on display. Press the lever and you can watch the internal parts move with every bind. What would normally disappear inside an ordinary desk tool becomes part of the experience of using it. No Pause, Just Press The documents are printed and the meeting is about to start. Gather the pages, reach for PaperLock, press, and move on. Notes before class. Paperwork you're organizing at home. Another stack waiting on your desk. Whatever needs binding, there are no staples to check and no refills to realize you've run out of. Over time, that small difference becomes the point. PaperLock stops being a stapler you have to manage and becomes one you simply expect to work.