Elastic Bands Office Products, diameter 80 mm, cross-section 1.5×3 mm, 60% rubber, 1000 g, white

Pack of white Elastic Bands from Office Products designed for bundling, securing and organizing. Each band has a nominal diameter of 80 mm and a rectangular cross-section measuring 1.5 × 3 mm. The compound contains 60% natural rubber, providing elasticity and recovery suitable for repeated use. The total net weight of the pack is 1000 g and items are delivered as a shrink-wrapped bulk bundle for easy storage and dispensing.

Advantages

These elastic bands combine a defined diameter and flat rectangular profile to distribute pressure evenly across wrapped items, reducing the risk of creasing or damage to paper and thin packaging. The 60% natural rubber content ensures reliable stretch and rebound performance while maintaining sufficient grip. Supplied as a 1000 g bulk pack in white, the bands are practical for high-volume use and organised storage.

Suitable for

• Bundling stacks of documents and stationery in offices
• Securing parcels and envelopes for postal and packing tasks
• Organising cords, cables and small household items
• Temporary fastening during sorting, filing or storage

Key specifications

• Colour: white
• Nominal diameter: 80 mm
• Cross-section: 1.5 × 3 mm (rectangular)
• Material composition: compound with 60% natural rubber
• Net weight (pack): 1000 g
• Packaging: shrink-wrapped bulk bundle

How to use

Select an elastic band of appropriate size for the item to be secured, stretch it gently around the bundle or object and position it so the flat side lies against the surface to distribute pressure. For stacks of paper or bundles, place bands perpendicular to the longer edge for stable holding. When securing parcels, apply bands over the package edges where they will not cause excessive indentation. Store unused bands in the original shrink-wrapped bundle or a dry container to prevent dirt and loss of elasticity.

Usage recommendations

Avoid overstretching beyond recommended limits and keep bands away from heat sources and solvents to preserve elasticity. Replace bands that show cracks or permanent deformation. For archival or long-term storage of sensitive documents, consider using non-elastic fasteners instead of rubber bands to prevent compression marks over time.