Acco ACC70324 Paper Fasteners 3.5 in Capacity Box of 50

Product Description

The ACCO ACC70324 is a complete paper fastener set designed to bind and organize documents in standard two-hole punched filing systems. Each fastener consists of a base and prong assembly with a 2.75-inch center-to-center spread that aligns with standard two-hole punch patterns. The 3.5-inch prong capacity accommodates substantial document stacks, making these suitable for binding correspondence files, purchase orders, and mixed paper classes. A coining operation on each fastener produces smooth, rolled edges that eliminate sharp points, reducing the risk of cuts during handling. Sold in a box of 50 complete fastener sets.

These fasteners are suited for office, records management, and document control environments where two-hole punched paper must be secured in folders, binders, or classification files. Typical applications include organizing invoices, work orders, and multi-page reports in file folders with fastener slots. The box-of-50 count supports moderate to high-volume filing operations. Office administrators, file clerks, and supply room personnel are the primary end users, though they are equally practical in any trade service environment where paper records are maintained in standard filing systems.

Key Features

• 2.75-inch center-to-center prong spread fits standard two-hole punch patterns
• 3.5-inch prong capacity handles thick document stacks
• Coining operation produces smooth, safe edges on all fastener components
• Complete fastener sets include both base and prongs
• Box of 50 fastener sets for ongoing filing needs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard two-hole punched documents and folders equipped with fastener slots at the 2.75-inch center-to-center spacing common to most letter-size filing systems.

Installation Notes

Insert prongs through the punched holes in the document stack, then slide the base over the prongs and fold them flat to secure the papers. No tools are required for assembly. Avoid overfilling beyond the rated 3.5-inch capacity, as overloading may cause the prongs to bend unevenly or fail to fasten securely.