Document Clip Forpus FO61603 12 pcs

The FORPUS Document Clip FO61603 set contains 12 black document clips, each 32 mm wide, designed to hold together stacks of paper securely without causing damage. Made for everyday use in offices, schools and at home, these clips offer a simple mechanical solution for grouping documents, marking pages or temporarily binding reports and homework. Their compact size and neutral black finish make them easy to store and suitable for a variety of paper formats.

Advantages

These document clips combine a slim profile with reliable clamping force to keep sheets aligned while remaining gentle on paper fibers. The set of 12 ensures you have replacements on hand for routine filing tasks. The 32 mm width provides adequate grip for small to medium stacks of sheets and the black color makes them discreet in professional settings. Constructed for frequent opening and closing, the clips maintain consistent performance throughout regular office or school use.

Suitable for

• Grouping loose sheets, reports and handouts
• Attaching cover pages to assignments or presentations
• Temporary binding of project materials and forms
• Organizing study materials and classroom handouts
• Home paperwork such as receipts, bills and manuals

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 pieces per set
• Color: Black
• Clip width: 32 mm
• Intended use: Reusable document fastening
• Finish: Matte/neutral surface suitable for filing

How to use

Open the clip by squeezing the ends to separate the jaws, insert the stack of papers to the required position and release to secure the sheets. For best performance, align the paper edges before clamping to avoid misalignment. Remove the clip by squeezing the ends again and sliding it off the paper. These clips are intended for repeated use and can be repositioned as documents are edited or reorganized.

Usage recommendations

Use the clips on paper stacks that do not exceed the grip capacity indicated by the clip width; avoid forcing large thick bundles into small clips to prevent deformation. Store clips in a dry place to preserve spring tension and inspect periodically if used in high-frequency tasks.