craft hole punch

Most craft hole punches use metal (often steel) for the cutting/punch mechanism. Handles and bodies commonly include plastic or PVC, and many models add thermoplastic rubber (TPR) or rubber components for grips and cushions.

Sheet capacity depends on the model: small craft punches typically handle around 5–10 sheets, while larger desktop three-hole punches often handle up to about 12 sheets.

Many craft punches are designed for paper and cardboard. Some listings also specify compatibility with PVC cards, other plastics, leather, or fabric — actual material capability depends on the specific model.

Decorative shape punches commonly include designs like flowers, snowflakes, circles, butterflies, and crowns, popular for scrapbooking and other paper crafts.

Common comfort features are soft or rubber cushion grips, extended comfort handles, and non-slip rubber grips to make repeated punching easier and reduce hand fatigue.

Many punches include built-in waste holders, confetti catchers, or removable chip trays that collect punch-outs for easy disposal and faster cleanup.

Some desktop three-hole punches have adjustable heads that let you select 2 or 3 holes. They typically create the standard 9/32" hole size used for binders.

Many listings highlight durable metal construction. Some desktop models also advertise limited or lifetime warranties—check the specific product listing for warranty details.