KING JIM King File Clip Blue

Name: KING JIM King File Clip Blue
Brand: KING JIM
SKU: MN2475N-B
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KING JIM's King File Clips are a miniature version of the blue King File binder, with the cover and square badge of the original. They are slide clips that group documents without punching them.

The set has four clips with badges in four colours, to tell groups of papers apart at a glance. Each one holds about 60 sheets of copier paper. The edges can cut, so handle with care and keep away from children.

Quantity: 4 clips
Colour: Blue, with badges in 4 colours
Material: Stainless steel and polypropylene (PP)
Capacity: About 60 sheets per clip
Product size: 16 × 10 × 20 mm (W × D × H)

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KING JIM King File Clip Blue

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Origin: Tokyo, Japan
Since: 1927

About the brand

Organising paper since 1927

KING JIM began in 1927 in Tokyo, when Eitaro Miyamoto created and sold name and seal registers under the trade name Meikando. In 1961, the company was renamed KING JIM.

In 1964 it launched the King File G binder, which had sold more than 100 million units by 1993, and in 1988 the TEPRA label maker. It still creates practical objects for organising, storing and labelling.

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