Deli Push Pins, Colored Heads, Steel Pins, Strong Hold on Felt Or Notice Board, Ideal for School & Office Use, Assorted Colors – Pack of 35

Pack size: 35 pins. Features colored heads for quick identification, sharp steel points for clean piercing, domed heads for a comfortable grip when removing, and the pins hold papers flat without tearing edges. The pack notes a 50 g bulk supply.

They work well on corkboards, felt boards, and fabric panels, making them suitable for posting notes, photos, or calendars.

To use, press the pin into the cork or fabric until secure. To remove, grip the domed colored head and pull straight out. The domed head provides a comfortable grip for safe removal.

Yes. The assorted colored heads help you color-code notes, categories, classes, or calendars for quick visual organization.

They have sharp steel points, so keep them out of reach of small children. Use adult supervision in classrooms and store pins in a container when not in use.

The bright color heads improve visibility and identification, while the sturdy steel points provide reliable holding power and minimize surface damage.

You can find other Deli push pin variants in different pack sizes and colors on Fepy. For example, the Deli Neon Push Pins 50-pack offer similar functionality with neon heads: https://fepy.com/product/deli-pins-neon-heads-50-pack.

Compared with other push pins like the Deli Classic Push Pins or Neon variants, these 35-pack offer a balanced combination of color variety and bulk value for classrooms and offices. See alternatives here: https://fepy.com/product/deli-push-pins-classic-35-pack and https://fepy.com/product/deli-pins-neon-heads-50-pack.

The sharp steel points can pierce cork and fabric boards, so calendars and photos pinned to fabric boards stay securely in place.

Ideal for schools, offices, classrooms, dorms, and home offices where quick posting and easy removal are useful for organizing notes, calendars, and reminders.

Keep pins clean and dry; store in a container to prevent bending, and avoid forcing pins into very dense boards to prevent dulling or bending the tips.