Paper Punches

Browse Paper Punches designed for efficient hole punching, binding preparation, and document finishing in offices and print shops. Built for reliable performance with consistent punch quality on every job. These professional punches handle various paper weights and hole patterns. All units include OEM warranty and free shipping on qualifying orders.

Professional paper punches for binding and document preparation.

Hole punches are the most-used finishing tool in most offices, and the difference between a cheap desktop punch and a proper Master punch shows up the first time someone tries to punch a full ream.

The range covers two, three and five-hole punches plus adjustable models that handle non-standard hole patterns.

What we stock

Martin Yale and Master punches include the MP3, MP40 and MP50, the 1340PB master adjustable hole punch for variable patterns, the 1325B and the 525M five-hole punch. Replacement punch heads — including the 1025B and 1035B — are stocked separately under PuncPunch Supplies a worn head does not mean replacing the machine.

How to choose

Sheet capacity — Check how many sheets the punch takes per stroke against how you actually work.
Hole pattern — Three-hole is the US office standard; five-hole and adjustable models cover binder and ledger formats.
Adjustability — An adjustable punch like the 1340PB handles multiple patterns from one machine.
Build quality — A heavy steel punch used daily will long outlast a light-duty one, and takes replacement heads.

Frequently asked questions

How many sheets can these punches handle?

Capacity varies by model — check the individual product page. As a general rule, heavier steel punches take substantially thicker stacks than desktop models.

Can I replace just the punch head?

Yes, on Master punches. Replacement heads such as the 1025B and 1035B are stocked separately, which is far cheaper than replacing the whole punch.

What is an adjustable hole punch for?

It lets you move the punch heads to different spacings, so one machine covers three-hole, custom binder patterns and non-standard formats rather than needing a punch for each.

Will these punch card stock?

Within the rated capacity, yes, though heavier stock reduces how many sheets you can punch per stroke. Check the stated capacity against the weight you use.