Push Pins Victory Office Product jar 1,500 pcs mixed colors — office map pins

Push Pins Victory Office Product jar 1,500 pcs mixed colors — office map pins are supplied in a large transparent jar containing 1,500 mixed-color push pins designed for securing paper, notes and lightweight materials to corkboards, bulletin boards and other soft surfaces. The pins feature a plastic head in assorted colors and a metal pin shaft suitable for repetitive use in office, school and home environments. This pack provides a high count for projects that require many markers or frequent re-pinning.

Advantages

These map pins combine a high quantity with a simple, familiar design that is easy to use and replace. Mixed-color plastic heads make visual organization and color-coding straightforward, while the metal shafts offer reliable penetration and hold in soft surfaces. Supplied in a resealable jar, the set is convenient to store and access, reducing the risk of losing loose pins and making it easy to take the quantity needed for any task.

Suitable for

• Attaching notices, memos and printed materials to cork and bulletin boards
• Marking locations and routes on paper maps and presentation boards
• Organizing classroom displays, schedules and student work
• Event planning and temporary signage where many markers are required

Key specifications

• Quantity: 1,500 pieces per jar
• Head type: plastic, mixed colors
• Pin material: metal shaft
• Suitable surfaces: corkboards, fabric bulletin boards, soft wood panels
• Packaging: large transparent jar for storage

How to use

Press each push pin firmly through the edge of the paper or material and into the soft surface until the head sits flush against the item being fixed. For map marking, place pins at desired positions and remove or reposition by pulling the pin straight out to avoid damaging the board. Keep unused pins in the jar between uses to maintain order and prevent loss.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these pins on cork or other soft, dense surfaces. Avoid forcing pins into very hard or brittle materials to prevent bending the shaft or damaging the surface. When color-coding, group similar colors together before application to speed up the marking process.