whole punch

Common types include single‑hole handheld punches and desktop 3‑hole punches designed for binder use.

Most hole punches are made from metal, with some models using plastic parts and TPR (thermoplastic rubber) or rubber for handles and bases.

Capacity varies by model; common options shown include 5 sheets, around 8 sheets, 10 sheets, and 12 sheets.

Typical hole diameters shown are about 1/4 inch and 9/32 inch.

Handle options include cushion or rubber grips, soft plastic handles, extended comfort handles, and TPR (thermoplastic rubber) components for added comfort.

Some desktop 3‑hole punches have fully adjustable punch heads that let you switch between punching two or three holes.

Common stability features include rubber or non‑slip bases and non‑skid pads to keep the punch steady during use.

Some listings note use on cardboard, PVC cards, various plastics, and leather for craft or office projects in addition to paper.