Southworth J558C Card Filing 32 lb 25% Cotton 250 Sheets
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Flip-chart hooks clamp papers to map rails for quick display
The Advantus 50012 hook attaches directly to map rails and provides a secure point for hanging flip-chart pads. It is intended for offices, classrooms or meeting rooms that use rail-mounted presentation systems and need a simple, permanent mounting accessory.
This hook suits users who want a dedicated flip-chart holder on existing map rails. It is not for buyers who need to secure heavy boards, thick card stacks or items that exceed the light paper-clamping capacity described by the supplier.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Advantus |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.01 kg |
| Package size | 69 × 38 × 8 mm |
Slide the hook onto the map rail until it grips securely; the step often missed is confirming the clamp seats fully so lighter papers do not slip.
Inspect the spring tension periodically; if the clamp no longer holds papers firmly, replace the hook to maintain reliable filing.
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