Acco ACC12993 Prong Base Fastener 2 in Cap Box of 100

Product Description

The ACCO ACC12993 is a prong base fastener designed to work with the compressor portion of economy prong fastener systems. The base features a 2-inch cap and 2-3/4-inch prongs, providing a secure grip on stacked documents or other materials. This component is the base half of a two-part fastening system — it accepts the prong compressor to clamp materials firmly in place. Office administrators, file room staff, and supply professionals use this fastener base for high-volume document binding and filing applications. Each box contains 100 bases, making it a practical bulk supply for ongoing filing needs.

This fastener base is suited for standard document binding applications in office, legal, medical, and records management environments. It is typically used in conjunction with economy-grade prong fastener compressors to bind punched documents into folders, binders, or file jackets. The 2-inch cap width and 2-3/4-inch prong length accommodate standard two-hole punched paperwork. Sold in a box of 100 units, this product supports sustained use in high-volume filing operations where consistent fastener supply is necessary.

Key Features

• 2-inch cap width provides broad clamping surface for punched documents
• 2-3/4-inch prong length accommodates standard two-hole punched materials
• Designed to pair with economy prong fastener compressors
• Sold in a box of 100 for bulk filing and supply stocking
• Lightweight construction at approximately 0.51 pounds per box

Compatibility

Designed for use with the compressor portion of economy prong fastener systems. Intended for standard two-hole punched documents used in folders, file jackets, and classification folders.

Installation Notes

Insert the prong base through the punched holes in the document stack with the cap facing outward. Align the prongs with the slots on the compressor and press down firmly until the compressor locks flat against the prongs. No tools are required for assembly. Ensure documents are fully seated before closing the compressor to prevent uneven clamping.