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Walter Hunt invented the safety pin substantially as we know it today. His improved pin design included a clasp that covered the point and kept it from opening, and a circular twist at the bend to act as a spring and hold it in place. Hunt was born in upstate New York.
- They can also be used as an accessory in all kinds of jewellery including: earrings, chains, and wristbands
- Used by top fashion designers around the world
- Can be used as necklace,braclet and wallet chain
- Fasten pieces of fabric , clothing and cloth diapers together
- Helps to pierce plastic bottles
- Use in place of a missing button on pants/shorts
- You can use them to put patches on your clothes
- Hook a whole lot together to make some christmas tree
- Keep lose buttons together
- Safey pins are great zipper pullers and decorations
- Use to hang clothes on laundry line
- Paper hole puncher (really small holes)
- Use instead of staple
- Use instead of paper clip
- Keep your ripped sweatshirt together
They are made from steel and brass with various finishes, such as nickel, gilt, and black.
Safety Pins come in different sizes from 000 size to 4 No. size
We mark International Safety Pin Day on April 10 every year.
The World Record of ‘largest Safety Pin’ has been achieved by the De Young Museum in San Francisco, California, USA. Located on a walkway in the De Young Museum sculpture garden; this Twenty-One (21) feet tall safety pin attracts people to stand under the point of a giant pin.
The Latin Fibula is an ancient precursor to the safety pin, used in the ancient and early medieval world to keep togas, cloaks, hoods, and other kinds of clothing fastened in place, replacing the straight pins used in the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age.
Safety pins get their name from the fact that they’re safer than straight pins. A spring mechanism allows a safety pin to form a closed loop with a covered point
Safety pins can be used generally to patch torn or damaged clothing. They can also be used as an accessory in all kinds of jewelry including earrings, chains, and wristbands. Sometimes they’re used to attach an embroidered patch. Safety pins are divided into numbered size categories.
These portable safety pins are made of high-quality metal which is nickel-plated, zinc-plated, non-nickel-plated, tin-plated, rust-resistant, sturdy, durable, strong, and not easy to bend.
There are many types of safety pins: traditional, curved, wonder pins, heavy-duty or skirt/ kilt safety pins, bulb (gourd), button safety pins, and decorative safety pins.
For this you have to contact our Customer Care Executive either through call or WhatsApp on mobile no. 62907-48096 between 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The raw materials that is commonly used in safety pins are Steel and Brass. Properties of steel: Steel is hard and tough in nature, it has high tensile strength. Properties of brass: It is rustless.
The rate of GST on safety pin is 18%.
The HSN code for steel safety pin is 73194010.
The HSN code for brass safety pin is 74199930.
Stainless steel and brass pins are rustproof; M.S. Safety Pins, nickel plated steel pins are rust-resistant and they will adhere to a magnetic pincushion. Rust resistance is important if you plan to leave pins in a project for a while, or if you live in a humid climate. Only nickel-plated pins can get rusted when it comes in contact with water and humidity.
Many others used a much more effective tool – the ubiquitous safety pin. Since its invention in 1849, safety pins have been used by women around the world to hold different bits of clothing together, or to deal with a sudden wardrobe malfunction.
Steel is a magnetic material. Magnets attract magnetic material. Hence, steel pins are attracted to magnets.
NO, brass safety pins are not magnetic.
It is a sharp product and should be kept out of reach of children. Keep the pins locked, and cover them with a sharp point, which is safe to use.
The safety pin is a simple yet ingenious invention that has been used for over 160 years to fasten clothing and other items. The history of the safety pin can be traced back to the mid-19th century in Europe. In 1849, Walter Hunt, an American inventor, designed and patented the first safety pin.
You can place an order by contacting our Customer Care Executive either through call or WhatsApp on mobile no. 62907-48096 between 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (IST) between Monday to Friday, except National and State holidays.
We make Nickel, Brass, Gold Polish , Black Polish safety pins
We accept payment by NEFT, IMPS, and RTGS.
We book orders after receiving full payment in advance.
For booking within India, we do F.O.R. Kolkata.
You can drop a request through whatsapp or mail.
We have different brand in safety pins, like Liberal, Aromi, Salasar, Major, Nilgiri
Twenty One (21) feet tall.
000 size.
There are various sizes of safety pin like 000, 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 3.5, 4.