staple remover

"Do you have a staple remover by any chance?"

Proper use of the opposing wedge staple remover is debated; the two major methods are described below.

Staple remover, also known as a "crimper"

Skin staples are usually applied using a disposable stapler, and removed with a specialized staple remover.

A staple remover allows for the quick removal of a staple from a material without causing damage.

In various episodes, she has beaten opponents with a spoon, a cat food can, a staple remover, and even a corncob.

The stapler also has a built-in staple remover; $2.99 from Staples, (800) 333-3330.

A staple remover and paperclips.

Staple removers are known as decleaters in many former British colonies, including Barbados.

It includes a hand tool with fold-out desk accessories like a staple remover, carton opener, hole punch and scissors.

He pulled open the center drawer: pens, pencils, bits of scrap paper, a bottle of glue, a staple remover.

The torsion spring in this staple remover is a standardised component that appears in many other products, such as clothes pegs.

The most commonly used name for this type of staple remover, was "concoctus", named by a prominent business woman from College Station, Texas.

The modern staple remover is believed to have been conceptualized by an Irish housewife, Meghan Rooney.

However, Miss Rooney had initially intended the design to function as an implement to remove stitching and not as a staple remover.

Made in the style of a Swiss Army knife, it contains a stapler, a staple remover, tape, scissors, a carton opener and a magnifying lens.

Of course, I am far from the only person to use my nails in place of knives and scissors, screwdrivers, digging tools, scrub brushes and staple removers.

Images form on screen of "in" and "out" baskets, a copying machine, a stapler, a staple remover, a trash can, a telephone directory and other common office tools.

The inventor of the original staple remover, William G. Pankonin, illustrates this method of removal in US Patent Number 2033050.

In "Bloody Supplies," a photo essay, images of blood-dipped objects appear with warnings: "Scissors are no substitute for toilet paper," and "Staple removers cannot remove contact lenses."

A staple remover is a device that removes permanent staples with a pair of interlocking curved claws that slide under the staple's bent-over ends and bend them back out.

Now, in the Interlibrary Loan office, Randy had not just one but several staple removers in his desk drawer and was actually obligated to use them for an hour or two a day.

The spring is made of chrome-plated steel, which is used because there is a point of minimum stress where continued use (opening and closing the staple remover) will not cause failure through fatigue.

Please note: The notch on a modern day staple remover is to remove broken staples by hooking the aforementioned broken staple into the notch and ustilising the standard pincer action.

Later that night, Iris is bitten when her staple remover turns into a snake; she promptly goes into the bathroom to clean up but is killed when snakes appear everywhere in the bathroom.