15 Tiger Treasury Tags
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This guide is for anyone needing a simple and effective way to bind papers. These 15 Tiger Treasury Tags provide a loose binding solution perfect for home, school, or office use. Note that these tags are designed for hole-punched paper only.
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FAQs
What is the size of the treasury tags?
The tags are approximately 51mm in length.
What type of material are these tags made from?
These tags are made with steel.
Can I use these tags to bind thick documents?
Yes, but be mindful of the binding capacity of the tag and the size of the holes in your documents.
Are the tags reusable?
Yes, these tags can be reused multiple times.
Where can I store the treasury tags?
The tags come with a plastic case for easy storage.
Troubleshooting
Tag string is too short.
Ensure the correct amount of paper is being bound and that the string is looped correctly.
Tags are difficult to insert.
Ensure the paper holes are clean and aligned. If needed, use a hole punch to create or re-align the holes.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Simple and effective for binding papers.
- Comes with a convenient storage case.
- Durable steel construction for long-term use.
- Available in assorted colors for easy organization.
Cons
- Requires hole-punched paper.
- Loose binding may not be suitable for all types of documents.
- Not ideal for permanent binding needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
These treasury tags require no special setup. Simply insert the metal tail tag through the holes in your paper and secure with the string.
Compatibility: The tags are compatible with any standard hole-punched paper.
Care: Store the tags in the provided plastic case when not in use to keep them organized and protected. Avoid excessive force when binding to prevent damage.