Name: Fellowes 3:1 Metal Wire Packet Of 100 - 8 mm Black Color
SKU: Fellowes 3:1 Metal Wire Packet Of 100 - 8 mm Black Color
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Fellowes 3:1 Metal Wire Packet Of 100 – 8 mm Black Color

$14.00

Pitch: 3:1
No of Loops: 34 loops
Diameter Metric: 8mm
Diameter Imperial: 5/16″
Sheet Capacity: 35 – 50 Sheets
Format: A4
Color: Black
Pack Quantity: 100
Part No.: 53261

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Fellowes 3:1 Metal Wire Packet Of 100 – 8 mm Black Color

Gives your document a permanent, stylish, top-quality finish

Makes your documents secure and easy to read

These premium black 8mm (5/16″) Fellowes wire binding spines are designed for use with the Fellowes Wire Binding Machine also compatible with virtually any other 3:1 pitch twin loop or double loop wire binding system. These black 8mm spines allow you to quickly and easily create professionally bound reports and presentations. Both durable and elegant, these 8mm black spines can hold approximately 35-50 pages.

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