Business Source BSN01382 Lever Arch Clipboard 2 Inch

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN01382 is a lever arch clipboard built on 1/8-inch hardboard construction with a nickel-plated metal arch and lever mechanism. It provides a 2-inch document capacity with 2-3/4-inch centers, making it suitable for holding thick stacks of forms, survey sheets, or job-site paperwork. The lever operates with a single press to open and close the arch, securing documents without the pinch-point wear common to standard spring clips. This clipboard is used by office personnel, field technicians, and service professionals who need a stable, portable writing surface with reliable document retention.

The BSN01382 is sized for standard letter-format documents at 9 by 14.5 inches overall, fitting forms, applications, inspection sheets, and multi-page reports. The hardboard backing provides a rigid writing surface for use in the field or at a desk. Its compact profile and straightforward lever action make it a practical choice for trade service calls, inspection rounds, customer-facing paperwork, and general office use where repeated document swapping is routine.

Key Features

• Nickel-plated metal arch and lever for corrosion resistance and smooth single-handed operation
• 2-inch document capacity accommodates thick stacks of forms and multi-page paperwork
• 2-3/4-inch center spacing fits standard pre-punched letter-size documents
• 1/8-inch hardboard construction provides a firm, stable writing surface
• Press-lever mechanism allows fast document access without disassembly

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size lever arch clipboard suitable for use with pre-punched 8.5-by-11-inch documents and forms.

Installation Notes

No tools or mounting hardware are required for use. To load documents, press the lever to open the arch, place pre-punched sheets onto the posts, and release the lever to secure. Avoid overloading beyond the 2-inch rated capacity, as excess force on the arch mechanism can cause premature wear or deformation of the lever.