Rapesco1370 Supaclip 40 See Through Dispenser and 25 Fun Clips

The thing only worked for about 25 time then fell to bits there are two angle pins just inside the part where the clips come out to open the clip. One of the pins came out with the clip so was useless after also the part where you put the clips in there is a plastic part that stops the clip from falling out the end of body that also came off. This is a very cheap item. Its also made very cheap so won't last long. If you're working on something like kite making then dont waist your money on these get your self some upholstery clips.

I saw this and thought it looked like an interesting stationary must have!I have used it so far to hold my diamond painting in a rolled up position but once I start filling paper again I plan to use this as it seems to be strong and sturdy.I didn't understand at first how to refill but I've explained it is quite simple -Grab the spare clipTurn the device so the. End is towards youPop the spare clip in the small openingPush forward and it pops into the device (make sure small edge which will open and close is facing forward)Easy to use and little strength needed to push clip into place on the paper.

A neat simple system, essentially 'fold back clips' but without the wire levers :-) The dispenser seems rather crude, not one of those simple clean designs that have the feel of an efficient tool. It does the job reasonably well once you work out where to drop the clips in though. The clips hold on to a stack of paper well , but if you try to clip only a few sheets they will slip out . I bought the set in order to make recycled rough note pads from a vast pile of 'printed one side' paper and some odd sheets of card, and find they do a decent job as long as the thickness of paper and card is close to the maximum capacity of the clips.As with an inkjet printer, it looks as if the actual tool is sold cheap and the company hopes to make money from selling you refills - altho' if you are careful like me you will re-use the clips !

I purchased this to use in place of staples for larger page collections.This is a little fiddly to load & took a few goes to get the clips to work but once loaded it worked well.Once on the clips stay in place. You can flick through the pages, drop them, etc. without the pages coming lose or dropping out.A great alternative to staples. Ideal for larger pages & in place of staples for environmental reasons.Bottom line - a great alternative to staples. Yes, I’d purchase again.

I’ve used supaclip dispensers for years and after years of use my last one died. So I bought another. This design is awful.Yes it worked and it worked well for the approximately 2 months I had it until it broke. Could I fix it? Nope. Did it go in the bin? Yes. Is this a bad use of planetary resources? Absolutely if it breaks this quickly.Would I buy this again? Absolutely not. I’ve bought a Japanese paper stapler instead which does the same job without the metal clips.

Stop using staples, these are so good your office will never touch a stapler again!Everything I "have" to print out is kept together with these brilliant clips that are so easy to slip onto the papers to be bound with the simple easy to use and grip dispenser.I have been using these for over five years now and swear we just don't by staplers or staples at all now!Don't forget, you use these over and over again. They never seem to lose their original strength! :-)EXCELLENT.

I spent forever hunting for paperclips to hold a load of paper together. I was so fed up of paper constantly slipping out from the old clips I had. I stumbled on these by accident. I don't think they're tagged obviously enough that they are a paperclip!? Anyway, they are BRILLIANT and I'll never go back to an old style clip again. They hold the paper together SOOO firmly, they are as good as a staple. Well, better than a staple since they don't have sharp bits to catch fingers! They are easily removed and don't leave a hold like a staple would. They grip the paper far, far, far better than an ordinary paper clip. The only thing is that they are slightly fiddly to get into the dispenser but that is far outweighed by how great a design they are. They also look quite pretty, though I would love some pretty designs or a larger variety of colours. I am slightly worried I will lose the dispenser since that is really needed to get them onto the paper, but I'll just get another. I'm never, ever going back to old style clips again. Please sort out the tags so that others who are looking for paperclips find them easier!

We use this mainly in the kitchen for resealing the many packets of food which are not consumed all at once. One small thing I have noticed is that the clips will eventually - after many years - lose something which makes them fail. This is such a cheap tool that it would be churlish to mark it down for any reason. The clips are, I believe, stainless steel so rust should not be a problem. It will eventually break, but what the heck, just buy a replacement.