C-Line 40711 Reusable Dry Erase Pockets 12 x 9 Black educational supply
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Metal prong fasteners secure up to two inches of documents in a box of fifty pieces
This box contains fifty prong fasteners designed for securing documents and charts in classroom or office settings. The two-inch capacity handles thick stacks of paper without bending. Teachers, administrators and students use them to bind reports, projects and reference materials quickly.
Each fastener pushes through pre-punched holes and the prongs fold flat against the back sheet. No tools are required and the metal construction resists snapping during folding. Buyers who need reusable binding or plastic comb compatibility will not find that function here.
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| Product | |
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| Product type | Charts |
Insert the maximum stack of charts the 2" capacity allows, spread the prongs flat against the back cover, and confirm the stack stays secure without slipping.
The box contains 50 prong fasteners; no additional parts are required for standard chart binding.
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