Who invented the long tail clip?

190 1 year, Norwegian inventor John E. Walker submitted a patent application for steel wire paper clips. Almost at the same time, several inventors also proposed similar designs. Since then, the inventor has continuously improved the shape of the clip and finally made today's long tail clip (also known as dovetail clip). Long tail clip is also called phoenix tail clip and ticket clip. The handle can move, and the paper is tightly clamped and not easy to fall off. Pure metal material, easy to disassemble, recyclable, environmentally friendly and durable, whether you are a student or a worker, it is worth starting to help you study and work, and it is a good helper for your office.

The types of long tail clips are hollow long tail clips, plastic long tail clips, iron long tail clips and stainless steel long tail clips.

The long tail clip consists of a spring clip body and two long spring steel wire clips with tail handles. The clamp body is a one-time formed spring steel sheet, and the tail handle is made of steel wire. One end connected with the clamp body can move, and the wire clamp can be laid flat after clamping the file, which is convenient for file stacking and saves space.

A long-tailed clip is a clip-on stationery made of metal, which is used to integrate a stack of documents.

Long tail clip is also called dovetail clip and ticket clip. The handle can be moved, and the paper is tightly clamped and not easy to fall off. Pure metal material, easy to disassemble, recyclable, environmentally friendly and durable, is a good helper for office.

The long tail clip consists of a spring clip body and two long spring steel wire clips with tail handles. The clamp body is a once-formed spring steel sheet, and the tail handle is made of steel wire. The spring clip of Jingjiang Yi Ming Spring Factory can move one end connected with the clip body. After the folder is finished, the wire clip can be laid flat, which is convenient for file stacking and saves space.