Binder clips ESSELTE model 13587 — green, pack of 10

ESSELTE binder clips model 13587 in green, pack of 10 are metal paper clamps designed to hold sheets together without damaging them. Each clip features a spring steel body with foldable wire handles that provide a firm grip on stacks of paper while allowing for quick opening and removal. The green finish makes the clips easy to identify in files and on desks, and the reusable construction supports repeated use for temporary document binding in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

These binder clips secure documents without the need for staples or punching, preserving the integrity of the paper. The metal construction delivers reliable clamping force and durability under frequent use. Fold-down handles lie flat for compact storage or for putting clipped documents into folders and files. Supplied as a pack of 10, they offer a ready set of clips for organizing multiple reports or project stacks.

Suitable for

• Fastening reports, presentations and project documents
• Temporary binding of printed materials and loose sheets
• Organizing school papers, homework and classroom handouts
• Everyday office tasks such as sorting, archiving and file preparation

Key specifications

• Material: metal clip body with wire handles
• Finish: green-coated surface
• Quantity: pack of 10 clips
• Operation: spring-loaded clamp with foldable handles
• Function: reusable, non-destructive paper fastening

How to use

To attach the binder clip, squeeze the wire handles together to open the metal jaws, position the clip across the edge of the paper stack, and release the handles to clamp the sheets. For a lower profile, fold the wire handles down flat against the clip body. To remove the clip, lift the handles, squeeze to open the jaws and slide it off the paper. Regular cleaning of the clip surface helps maintain appearance and prevents transfer of dirt to documents.

Usage recommendations

Use clips on paper stacks within the recommended thickness for a secure hold; avoid forcing overly thick stacks into a single clip to prevent deformation. Store clips in a dry place to avoid surface corrosion and keep different colors separated if color-coding documents.