Rapesco RC4025SS Supaclip 40 See Through Dispenser and 25 Stainless Steel 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.

After years of suffering conventional paperclips, I happened across these Supaclips and would never go back to the other type of paperclip again! These clips are easy to pop on using the included applicator and easier to remove. They hold the paper very well and I bought additional clips with a smiley face, which puts a smile on my face when I use them (simple things and all that!). A couple of colleagues have seen me using these and I think I won't be the only one using them in the office very soon. Highly recommend.

I own both sizes and do not regret going for a named brand.Easy to get refills and even though they're mostly plain steel, perfectly functional.Better than staples if you need to update a document, more permanent than foldback clips.Actually remarkably stable as a binder.If making A4 into A5 and like me NEVER get it exactly right, just line up the open edge, the clips work fine on other edge, it allows a gap for that.I am arthritic so avoid staplers and foldback clips, never seem to get it right.These are simplicity itself and not too hard to pull off again.Just put the clip back in the device and reuse!YES it is flimsy, YES it might break if you drop it too many times.For 6ish pounds it is entirely reasonable.Arthritis, dyspraxia - I drop everything - it is remarkable robust actually - also VERY simple, so little to go wrong.Try it - if you don't get on with it you have not lost much.

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!

Value for money. Easy to use and very durable, plus reusable.

I’ve used supaclips for years and would recommend them to anybody. Solid machine, clips are nice and colourful and can hold a good amount of paper.

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.

I love these Supaclips and far prefer them to staples or paper clips. Very easy to insert and remove. Don't catch on other papers like paper clips and don't damage the paper like staples. Used them for a long time.But, the built-quality is terrible. None of the tools has lasted me more than 12 months as the metal flanges that guide the clip into place are only secured to the tool using the tiniest piece of plastic. It always breaks leaving me to order another (which I foolishly do because I find them convienient).I would happily pay a little more for a better built toolWould recommend - but expect to be buying a new one annually!