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#4 Bulldog Clips

The X-ACTO no. 4 Bulldog Clip is a 3" metal clip. Our largest metal clip available, its strong, durable construction allows you to clip multiple pages together for ultimate organization at home or in your office. Featuring a lightweight design and easy-to-operate, spring-loaded action, the no. 4 Bulldog Metal Clip is tough enough for your largest tasks while remaining easy on your hands.

Our no. 4 Bulldog Clips are perfect for binding, organizing and storing large stacks of a variety of different materials without leaving lasting marks or unsightly scratches. Use our 3" Bulldog Metal Clips to:

  • Organize large quantities of photos or film
  • Secure important legal documents
  • Hold coupons
  • Use as a calendar marker
  • And many other uses

X-ACTO office tools and supplies are crafted with the same quality and attention to detail as the legendary X-ACTO knife. Our commitment to quality and performance assures that an X-ACTO product will stand up to the toughest jobs for as long as you need them.

X-ACTO quality office tools and supplies are crafted to achieve the perfect balance between performance and durability. Versatile enough to tackle the most heavy duty jobs and precision tasks at the same time, X-ACTO office tools make getting the job done easier. Additionally, all our products are designed with added attention to your comfort and safety.

Create a Real Rainbow in Your Classroom

Secure a small mirror inside a clear glass cup or jar at a 45 degree angle. Then fill with water. Turn off your classroom lights and shut all curtains or shades to make room as dark as possible. Have a student help by holding a white board next to the glass. Shine a flashlight on the mirror creating a real rainbow that should shine on the white board. Experiment with the different light patterns you get when you move the light around the mirror. This is a great display of how water molecules bend the light to create a rainbow.