A clip is provided that is configured to secure an object therein. The clip includes a front portion having a first end, a second end opposite the first end, an inner surface, and an outer surface. The outer surface of the front portion is configured to face away from the object. The base portion has a first end, a second end opposite the first end, an inner surface, and an outer surface. The inner surface of the base portion is configured to face the inner surface of the front portion. The outer surface of the base portion is configured to face away from the outer surface of the front portion. The clip includes a connector coupling the front portion to the base portion such that the front portion is movable in two degrees of freedom relative to the base portion. At least one magnet is coupled to at least one of the front portion and the base portion. The at least one magnet urges the inner surface of the front portion and the inner surface of the base portion together.

A binder clip (1) having an outer surface (5) capable of retaining an applied writing medium (16), such as ink, graphite and the like for use in marking with indicia (17) to identify materials to be held within the binder clip.

The invention relates to a paper clip system which consists of at least two paper clips (1) each having a large loop (2) and a small loop (3) that lies in the interior delimited by said large loop, and at least one connecting element, said connecting element being a sheath (11), comprising two flat extensive surfaces, into which each of the two paper clips (1) is inserted by one of their loops such that the two paper clips (1) are held in position by means of the sheath (11) with their remaining loop ready to clip an object to be held between said loop and the outer surface of the extensive surface of sheath (11) which faces same, wherein the two paper clip loops that are inserted into the same sheath are arranged so as to be separated and one above the other.

The invention relates to a paper clip system which consists of at least two paper clips (1) each having a large loop (2) and a small loop (3) that lies in the interior delimited by said large loop, and at least one connecting element, said connecting element being a sheath (11), comprising two flat extensive surfaces, into which each of the two paper clips (1) is inserted by one of their loops such that the two paper clips (1) are held in position by means of the sheath (11) with their remaining loop ready to clip an object to be held between said loop and the outer surface of the extensive surface of sheath (11) which faces same, wherein the two paper clip loops that are inserted into the same sheath are arranged so as to be separated and one above the other.

An image forming system includes an image forming apparatus, a pressure sealing processing apparatus, and a control unit. The control unit is configured to permit execution of the pressure sealing processing process by the pressure sealing processing apparatus on a recording material of which a grammage is smaller than a predetermined grammage, and is configured not to permit execution of the pressure sealing processing process by the pressure sealing processing apparatus on a recording material of which a grammage is equal to or more than the predetermined grammage.

A method of securing at least one document to a window involves retaining the at least one document in a retaining portion of a document holder by inserting the at least one document through an opening defined along a retaining portion side edge of the retaining portion. A length of the opening is substantially equal to a length of the retaining portion side edge. The method further involves inserting a securing portion of the document holder extending from the retaining portion into an opening defined by a windowpane of the window when the windowpane is in an open position. The method further involves, when the securing portion is inserted into the opening defined by the windowpane, moving the windowpane from the open position to a substantially closed position to engage the securing portion and thereby secure the document holder at the window.

A method of securing at least one document to a window involves retaining the at least one document in a retaining portion of a document holder by inserting the at least one document through an opening defined along a retaining portion side edge of the retaining portion. A length of the opening is substantially equal to a length of the retaining portion side edge. The method further involves inserting a securing portion of the document holder extending from the retaining portion into an opening defined by a windowpane of the window when the windowpane is in an open position. The method further involves, when the securing portion is inserted into the opening defined by the windowpane, moving the windowpane from the open position to a substantially closed position to engage the securing portion and thereby secure the document holder at the window.

A binding device and method that allows pages or documents to be secured in a binder while providing a recyclable, transparent and printable cover. The binding device includes a flexible sheet having a front surface, a rear surface, a first, second, third and fourth edge, a fold parallel to the first edge on the flexible sheet that extends from the second edge to the fourth edge, a plurality of spaced apart die cuts adjacent the fold shaped to form tabs, a transparent flexible front cover having a front surface, rear surface, a first, second, third and fourth edge, the first edge of the front cover overlapping and affixing to the front surface of the flexible sheet.

A modular notebook system includes a cover having a plurality of surfaces. The system also includes a binding coupled to the plurality of surfaces via a flexible and/or foldable material. The binding forms a magnetic spine by having at least one magnetic pad configured to receive a magnetically attractive binding element.

A modular notebook system includes a cover having a plurality of surfaces. The system also includes a binding coupled to the plurality of surfaces via a flexible and/or foldable material. The binding forms a magnetic spine by having at least one magnetic pad configured to receive a magnetically attractive binding element.