Paper clips Fellowes R-Kive Clip Plastic white — pack of plastic clips

Fellowes R-Kive Clip Plastic white are simple plastic paper clips designed to hold documents together without metal parts. These white clips provide a lightweight, reusable fastening solution for everyday document organisation in offices, at home or in archival settings where non-metal fasteners are preferred. They are compatible with standard paper sizes and help keep paperwork neatly bundled for further storage or processing.

Advantages

Made from plastic, these clips avoid rust and do not damage paper edges with sharp metal points. Their design allows quick application and removal, enabling fast access to documents. The clips are reusable and lightweight, offering a neat appearance and reliable temporary fastening for a variety of paper stacks. Because they contain no metal components, they are suitable for environments that require non-metal fasteners.

Suitable for

• Office document organisation and short-term filing
• Home paperwork such as bills, receipts and school papers
• Archival or scanner preparation where metal-free fasteners are required
• Temporary bundling of documents for meetings or distribution

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Colour: white
• Pack contents: plastic clips for multiple uses
• Suitable for standard paper sizes and common file types
• Design: non-metal, reusable fastening solution

How to use

Slide the clip over the aligned sheets of paper so that the clip grips the stack evenly; adjust placement to avoid covering printed information or hole punches as needed. To release the papers, simply slide the clip off the stack. For use with lever arch files, apply the clip to papers before inserting into the file to allow fast removal and reorganisation without bending or tearing.

Usage recommendations

Use these plastic clips on stacks of paper within the clip's gripping capacity and avoid forcing over excessively thick bundles. Store clips in a dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain plastic flexibility. When preparing documents for long-term archival storage, consider whether non-adhesive, acid-free supports are also required in addition to metal-free fasteners.