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Gadgets from your desk? The stapler comes with no pins !!

Johan Vaaler in 1899 in Norway, invented attache or brooch, then patented in Germany years later. Also in Germany in the thirties, a company of Mainz, the Elastic Design, gave birth to the first stapler staples. From that day has changed the way we collect dossiers and organize documents ... past 80 years since that day, the traditional staplers are still widely used and always present on our desks.



But now something new is being born, eco-friendly version has arrived!

This is a stapler that piercing and folding the paper with a process pressure, can hold a maximum of 10 sheets joined together, as they do points or pins. If necessary, it is also much less complex to separate the sheets. Even the design shows a compact object, colorful and versatile, at an affordable price.

What about ... is ecological and economic, sooo Rock!

  • Every year, a third of all food produced in the world is wasted. This is equivalent to 1.3 billion tonnes according to figures from the United Nations Food and Agricultural Association, with a forecast of 2.1 billion tons of food that will be thrown away in 2030. The data is alarming but the reduction of food waste is within everyone’s reach and we can do something to improve it in our daily routine.
  • It is another of the original proposals Gadget Lab. A hat that not only do the more traditional role that we all know, allows you to listen to their favorite music and, if necessary, answer a call with your iPhone. But let's see some more details ...
  • Getting used to drinking with reusable bottles and glasses instead of plastic bottles or disposable glasses is a small step of responsibility towards the environment and ourselves. If then the material composition of these articles originates from natural elements, even better. Today we present the Straw Fiber Plastic (SFP), made up of straw and plastic fibers. The straw fiber is made from natural elements such as wheat shells, corn citrus or rice bran that are mixed with polypropylene to obtain a resistant fiber.
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