In modern office aesthetics, acrylic staplers, with their crystal-clear texture and minimalist design, have become a favorite on desktops. However, many buyers and consumers have a core concern when purchasing them: will these high-quality acrylic office supplies yellow and become cloudy like ordinary plastic after prolonged use, eventually losing their original luster?
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Not all transparent materials are called "acrylic." Some inexpensive transparent staplers on the market may use PS (polystyrene) or AS plastic. These materials are prone to noticeable yellowing within 3-6 months under UV exposure and air oxidation.
High-quality acrylic staplers use PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate). This polymer material has excellent chemical stability, and its UV resistance far exceeds that of ordinary plastics. High-quality acrylic material maintains excellent transparency and clarity even after 5-10 years of use in indoor office environments.
If you find that the surface of your acrylic stapler is no longer transparent, it's usually due to the following two reasons:
To keep your acrylic stapler as clear as a work of art, we recommend following these maintenance principles:
A high-quality acrylic stapler, if properly maintained, will not yellow or become cloudy in a short period of time. It is not only a practical stapler but also a visually appealing focal point in the office that stands the test of time. If you are looking for creative office stationery that combines durability and aesthetics, choosing high-purity acrylic is key.