Laurel Filing Paper Screws Black 75 mm
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Estimated delivery: Oct 04 - Oct 08
- Laurel paper screws simplify the job of filing and archiving documents. These handy, 2-piece paper screws are an original way to join sheets of paper via pre-punched holes.
- They can bind the entire content of a file, thus helping you to save space. And they’re wonderfully easy to use: simply feed the screw thread through the pre-punched holes, attach the nut and twist until the papers are firmly joined. Then simply trim any excess length to size.
Details That Keep You Moving
No gimmicks—just dependable tools that start every time and hold up to daily use. Designed for ease from first touch: comfortable textures, balanced weight, and smooth mechanisms that feel natural. Pieces work together so it’s simple to jot, mark, sort, and store without breaking your flow.
Durable materials keep things tidy through busy days, while a clean, timeless look fits any desk, bag, or workspace. Refillable and reusable where it matters to cut waste and keep your favorites in play. Quiet, reliable stationery that supports focus and momentum—wherever work happens.
Country of Origin: Germany
Manufacturer: Laurel Klammern GmbH, Heinkelstr. 10, 71384 Weinstadt / Großheppach, Germany
Imported By: Tejura Overseas Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., A-303, 3rd Floor, A Wing, Antophill Warehousing Complex, Wadala(E), Mumbai- 400037, Maharashtra, India
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