A plastic plate clip comprises a bottom plate, a hook and a torsional spring. The hook comprises rotating shafts provided on two sides of the front end, connecting portions are provided on two sides of the middle part, and a fixed portion is provided at the rear end, the two ends of each of the connecting portions are connected to an end of the respective rotating shaft and one end of the fixed portion, respectively. The bottom plate is a plastic plate, and the front end of the plastic plate arches upward to form an arc-shaped groove into which the other end of the rotating shaft is inserted. The torsional spring is sleeved onto the rotating shaft, and one end of the torsional spring is riveted to the rotating shaft while the other end thereof detachably presses against the bottom plate.

A plastic plate clip comprises a bottom plate, a hook and a torsional spring. The hook comprises rotating shafts provided on two sides of the front end, connecting portions are provided on two sides of the middle part, and a fixed portion is provided at the rear end, the two ends of each of the connecting portions are connected to an end of the respective rotating shaft and one end of the fixed portion, respectively. The bottom plate is a plastic plate, and the front end of the plastic plate arches upward to form an arc-shaped groove into which the other end of the rotating shaft is inserted. The torsional spring is sleeved onto the rotating shaft, and one end of the torsional spring is riveted to the rotating shaft while the other end thereof detachably presses against the bottom plate.

A multidirectional paper clip formed from an endless length of a flexible strand forming two elongated frames and, wherein each elongated frame and has a pair of opposing side rails. The first pair of opposing rails may define a first plane, and wherein a second pair of opposing rails may have an outermost rail occupying a second plane while the innermost rail extends downwardly from an upper end portion to a lower end portion occupying a third plane on the opposite side of the first plane relative to its upper end portion.

A clip includes an insertion piece insertable into a valley formed by folding a corner of a stack of a plurality of paper pieces, a front-side clamping piece contactable with a paper piece portion on a front side of the valley, and a back-side clamping piece contactable with a paper piece portion on a back side of the valley. The insertion piece, front-side clamping piece, and back-side clamping piece are elastically and integrally formed so that the paper piece portion on the front side and the paper piece portion on the back side of the valley are clamped between the front-side clamping piece and the insertion piece and between the insertion piece and the back-side clamping piece, respectively, and both of the paper piece portion on the front side and the paper piece portion on the back side of the valley are clamped between the front-side and back-side clamping pieces.

A clip includes an insertion piece insertable into a valley formed by folding a corner of a stack of a plurality of paper pieces, a front-side clamping piece contactable with a paper piece portion on a front side of the valley, and a back-side clamping piece contactable with a paper piece portion on a back side of the valley. The insertion piece, front-side clamping piece, and back-side clamping piece are elastically and integrally formed so that the paper piece portion on the front side and the paper piece portion on the back side of the valley are clamped between the front-side clamping piece and the insertion piece and between the insertion piece and the back-side clamping piece, respectively, and both of the paper piece portion on the front side and the paper piece portion on the back side of the valley are clamped between the front-side and back-side clamping pieces.

A reusable paperclip can accommodate a large range of paper stack sizes. It is configured to bind a stack from one corner without becoming distorted in shape when used on a large stack. The clip has vertical members to prevent horizontal and vertical movement of the stacked papers and connected horizontal members to apply pressure to the surfaces of the stack to frictionally bind the stacked papers. The clip is easily placed and removed by the user, and allows a person to view all information on a standard formatted page with little to no obstruction of the printed information. The clip also allows a user to flip though a stack of papers and easily remove individual papers from the stack or insert additional pages without disturbing the sheets and without the need to remove or adjust the position of the clip.

A reusable paperclip can accommodate a large range of paper stack sizes. It is configured to bind a stack from one corner without becoming distorted in shape when used on a large stack. The clip has vertical members to prevent horizontal and vertical movement of the stacked papers and connected horizontal members to apply pressure to the surfaces of the stack to frictionally bind the stacked papers. The clip is easily placed and removed by the user, and allows a person to view all information on a standard formatted page with little to no obstruction of the printed information. The clip also allows a user to flip though a stack of papers and easily remove individual papers from the stack or insert additional pages without disturbing the sheets and without the need to remove or adjust the position of the clip.

This invention relates to a type of paper clip known as a binder clip. Binder clips are a class of clips -suitable for binding together thicker stacks of paper or other thin sheets, up to a stack inch thick, or approximately 125 sheets. Typical binder clips currently available on the market are comparably bulky and heavy, and add thickness above the height of a stack. As an improvement, this invention has a quite flat, low and compact configuration and is light in weight, which overcomes these typical problems. Additionally, it can provide a flat surface to accommodate writing or advertising graphics.

Provided is a paper clip. The paper clip includes: a paper fixing part having a base plate and a clip coupled to the base plate to fix sheets of paper to the base plate; and a fixture for fixing the paper fixing part thereto in such a manner as to allow the base plate to be separably disposed therefrom. The base plate has locking protrusions formed protrudingly from both end portions of one side thereof, and the fixture has locking hooks adapted to separably support the locking protrusions thereagainst. The base plate has a fixing protrusion formed on the region where the locking protrusions are formed, and the fixture has a fixing groove formed on a position corresponding to the fixing protrusion in such a manner as to fixedly insert the fixing protrusion thereinto.

A reusable paperclip can accommodate a large range of paper stack sizes. It is configured to bind a stack from one corner without becoming distorted in shape when used on a large stack. The clip has vertical members to prevent horizontal and vertical movement of the stacked papers and connected horizontal members to apply pressure to the surfaces of the stack to frictionally bind the stacked papers. The clip is easily placed and removed by the user, and allows a person to view all information on a standard formatted page with little to no obstruction of the printed information. The clip also allows a user to flip though a stack of papers and easily remove individual papers from the stack or insert additional pages without disturbing the sheets and without the need to remove or adjust the position of the clip.