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Ruth's sister 20 Pcs Green Teeth Paperclips internal power cable
A pack of twenty green metal paperclips shaped like cartoon teeth, each measuring roughly 2.9 by 2.4 centimetres
- 20 pieces keep paperwork organised
- Green cartoon teeth add a playful touch
- Metal construction resists everyday bending
- Approx 2.9 by 2.4 cm fits standard pages
- Invisible pin design prevents paper tears
20 green metal paperclips
This pack contains twenty metal paperclips finished in green. Each clip measures roughly 2.9 by 2.4 centimetres. They are sold as new office stationery for everyday document handling. The cartoon teeth shape adds a decorative touch to routine filing tasks.
Shaped pins double as bookmarks
The tooth profile lets each clip grip pages securely while also marking a place in a book or planner. Users can switch between bundling sheets and saving a reading position without carrying separate tools. The metal construction resists bending during repeated repositioning.
Manual measurement tolerance applies
Dimensions are approximate and may vary by up to three centimetres due to hand measurement. Screen calibration differences mean the green shade seen in photos may not match the physical clips exactly. Buyers needing precise tolerances or colour-critical matching should verify before relying on the clips for exact alignment.
Highlights
- 20 pieces keep paperwork organised
- Green cartoon teeth add a playful touch
- Metal construction resists everyday bending
- Approx 2.9 by 2.4 cm fits standard pages
- Invisible pin design prevents paper tears
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the metal clips bend or need replacing after repeated use?
The clips are made of metal and measure about 2.9 by 2.4 cm, so they hold their shape through normal daily use.
What is the first limit you hit when clipping many sheets together?
Each clip spans roughly 2.9 by 2.4 cm, which sets the maximum paper thickness it can grip securely.
Do the clips make any noise or get warm when left on documents all day?
They are passive metal pieces with no moving parts, so they stay silent and at room temperature indefinitely.
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