Deli Triangle Paper Clips, 28mm, Assorted Colors – Box of 80

They are 28mm in size, triangle-shaped for a stronger grip, made of durable steel, come in assorted colors, and are packaged as a box of 80.

The triangle geometry increases the contact area with the papers, reducing slippage and keeping sheets more firmly bound than traditional straight clips.

They’re great for office filing, classroom organization, home paperwork, and color-coding projects or folders. The colorful finish also makes it easy to distinguish different categories at a glance.

To use, align the papers and slide the clip onto the top edge until it holds securely. To remove, gently spread the legs of the clip and lift it away from the papers to avoid tearing.

Yes. They’re made from durable steel and finished in assorted colors for visibility. As with any small metal object, they should be kept away from small children to prevent choking hazards.

Store them in their box in a dry environment. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. If rust appears, replace the affected clips to maintain secure binding.

For larger volumes, the 120-count option offers more clips per pack and potentially better per-clip value, while a 60-count option is more convenient for lighter use. Compare these on Fepy to choose what matches your workload: 120-count: https://fepy.com/product/deli-triangle-paper-clips-28mm-assorted-colors-box-of-120; 60-count: https://fepy.com/product/deli-triangle-paper-clips-28mm-assorted-colors-box-of-60

Yes. The assorted colors are designed to help you color-code files, folders, or sections within a project, making organization quicker and more intuitive.

If you file a lot of documents daily, a larger box like 80 or 120 can reduce reordering, while a smaller box (like 60) is convenient for limited use or trial. Consider your typical workload and storage space when deciding.

To preserve color and finish, store in a dry place, avoid excessive bending, and handle gently when inserting or removing papers. If the color coating chips or wears off, switch to a fresh batch to maintain clear color-coding.