MyLifeUNIT Badge Hole Punch, Slot Puncher for Id Card, PVC Slot and Paper, Heavy-Duty Hole Punch for Pro Use

Pretty heavy duty . Worked well for punching laminated cards.

It works very well, I can drill easily.

I’ve had this badge hole punch for a few years now, and it’s still in great shape! It punches cleanly through thick lamination and is perfect for making name tags. The build is strong and durable—no signs of wear even after regular use. Definitely a reliable tool and great value!

When I purchased this, it ended up jamming on the very first punch. When I was checking the reviews, it seemed that other people also had the same issue that I had. After a long while of troubleshooting and worrying about if I was going to break it from trying to un-jam the tool, it finally released. After the first jam, the product worked really well every other time I used it. The tool feels high quality, so it was surprising that it jammed on the very first punch. When you fix it, the tool easily punches very clear slot holes.

I love my vertical blinds, but I have one complaint: my dog ​​keeps pulling it on them and tearing the hanging hole. (Once he pull out and brake 4 blinds in one day.) Every time this happened, I would cut the torn hanging holes where they no longer exist and make new holes with a sharp utility knife. The hole punch I purchased this time makes holes that are longer than the actual holes in the blinds, but it still works without any problems. You don't need to use much force when punching. By gently gripping the handle, you can create artistic holes. I am very happy with this product.

This is my favorite work tool! I work on textile and wallcovering sales, so I make ring sets with this. It’s heavy duty and cuts through vinyl so easily. Heavy duty and great size for easy storage.

Perfect! Exactly what I needed for making name badges!

First of all, the item pictured has no logo on it. The image on the physical box has "MylifeUNIT" on the punch but when I removed it from the packaging it had "KW-triO" printed on it. If it had performed well, I wouldn't be saying anything but it didn't. It started sticking with the punch in the card after less than half a dozen punches. The first two times it released after some playing so kept going. But then it stayed stuck until I got a flathead screwdriver to unjam it. Managed to save the card that was stuck in it. Additionally, there is a slider to "set" how deep you want to punch on the card but this slider is way too easy to move so ended up having to guesstimate positioning and use a screwdriver to get it unstuck. Sending it back for a refund since it doesn't work reliably at all and can't perform its most basic functions.