Zszywaczy

Zszywaczy is the Polish word for stapler. A stapler is a mechanical device that joins sheets of paper or similar materials by driving a thin metal staple through them and folding the ends. Staplers are commonly used in offices, schools, and homes for tasks such as fastening documents, creating reports, or attaching labels.

The basic design of a stapler involves a base plate and an arm. The arm contains a magazine that holds a strip of staples. When the arm is pressed down, a mechanism pushes a staple through the papers, and the ends are bent by an anvil on the base plate. Staplers come in various sizes and types, from small handheld models for occasional use to heavy-duty electric staplers capable of stapling many sheets at once. Some staplers are designed for specific purposes, such as tacking posters to a wall or fastening upholstery. The invention of the stapler is attributed to various individuals and patents over centuries, with modern staplers evolving significantly in the 19th and 20th centuries. The act of using a stapler is referred to as stapling.