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How Japan Perfected the Stapler

United StatesPublished October 8, 2026

Views 87.4K  |  Likes 4.03K  |  Comments 46
Views#7,826,951Global
Views#1,608,272United States

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bungubungu
962K subs•812 videos•Sep 2022

This video has 87.4K views and 4.03K likes, ranking #7,826,951 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

87,413

Likes

4,037

Comments

46

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Total (all-time): $61 – $175

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

From bulky office machines to compact handheld staplers, Japanese manufacturer MAX spent decades solving the little problems of stapling. With innovations like flat-clinch technology and the Vaimo 11, MAX made staplers smaller, stronger, and easier to use, selling over 500 million handheld staplers along the way.

Published
October 8, 2026
Made for kids
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