Deli Push Pins, Steel Pins, Transparent, Strong Hold on Felt Or Notice Board, Ideal for School & Office Use, Assorted Tints – Pack of 100

Pack size: 100 pins. Pin length: 29 mm, which fits standard A4 document presentations. Heads are translucent/tinted for a subtle look, and the pins are steel for strong hold. They’re designed to be edge-friendly to minimize tearing on the surface.

They performance well on typical bulletin boards and cork surfaces. For very delicate boards, test in an inconspicuous spot first to ensure no surface damage.

Hold the pin by the head and insert it perpendicular to the board with steady pressure. Push straight in with a smooth motion and remove by pulling the pin straight out. Avoid twisting, which can damage the surface.

They offer a transparent, low-visibility head and a strong steel pin for reliable hold. Compared to opaque or color-head pins, these minimize visual clutter while still keeping items secure. For alternatives, you can explore Deli Clear Push Pins (50–100 pack options) and Deli Assorted Color Push Pins (various pack sizes) on Fepy.com to find the look and size that best fits your display needs.

Great for classrooms, offices, art studios, and meeting spaces where you need to display notices, schedules, student work, or event posters without creating visual noise on the board.

These pins have sharp steel points, so handle them with care. Keep the pins stored in the box when not in use and supervise children around push pins to prevent accidental pricks.

Keep them in their original box or a similar container to prevent loss and to protect surfaces from accidental pricks. Ensure the box is upright to avoid bending the pins.

A 29 mm pin is long enough to securely anchor multiple sheets on standard corkboards and bulletin boards, including common A4 document packets, while remaining manageable to push in and remove.

With 100 pins in a single pack, you get a bulk supply that supports frequent updates and shared spaces, reducing the need for frequent repurchases and helping keep multiple boards current without interruptions.

They perform best on cork or felt boards. Avoid very delicate laminated surfaces or boards with coatings that could react to metal pins, and test a small area if you're unsure about a new surface.