Quill Brand® Paper Clips

Quill paper clips for simple paper organization

Small in stature and simple in design, Quill paper clips hold different sized papers together temporarily while keeping the materials in good condition. These uncomplicated office tools come in a selection of styles. Slight ridges keep the clips in place without sliding around or detaching during transport and storage. Smooth and plastic-coated ones are simple to remove and insert, unlike staples that require a staple remover. Use both small paper clips and large paper clips in an array of shades, such as red, blue, and green, to assist in color-coding projects, so you can easily identify the contents or topic at a glance. Combine any sized clips with rubber bands to hold large numbers of sheets or grouped packets together.

Uses for large paper clips in the classroom or office

Large paper clips and binder clips hold bigger stacks of paper than traditional ones. Teachers may use these to bind test papers and worksheets. They can also use the clips to gather a week’s worth of classroom work to take home for correcting. In the classroom, teachers can combine staples and paper clips with one another to hold multiple paged tests and worksheets together to prevent loss after receiving them back from students.

In the office, use Quill paper clips to hold stacks of bills together when counting money, or when gathering receipts from cash registers at the end of the day. Slide small paper clips inside folders or books to notate specific passages when giving speeches or to locate information quickly in training sessions.

Features of paper clips

Paper clips have a number of features that help to increase longevity and usefulness. These include:

• Durable designs resist breaking with repeated use
• Rounded edges do not damage paper
• Different sizes made for all sorts of projects
• Colored clips are easier to spot
• Stainless and plastic material is resistant to rusting
• Available in bulk packaging to save money
• Eco-friendly clips made from recycled materials are better for the environment