Glue

Glues for Office, Educational, and Everyday Tasks

Glues are used to attach paper, cardboard, photographs, and other lightweight materials. Stationery glue is useful in offices, schools, training centers, administrative environments, and for different creative projects.

The category includes liquid glue and dry paper glue sticks. Products in different sizes make it easier to select a suitable option for individual use or for the regular supply of an office or educational space.

What Types of Glue Can You Choose?

• Liquid glue, 50 ml — for attaching paper, cardboard, and lightweight stationery materials;
• Dry paper glue, 15 g — for small office, educational, and creative tasks;
• Dry paper glue, 36 g — for frequent use and attaching materials across larger surfaces.

Dry and Liquid Glue — What Is the Difference?

Dry glue is convenient for quickly and neatly attaching paper and other lightweight materials. It applies less moisture to the working surface, makes the amount of glue easier to control, and reduces the risk of applying excess product to the paper.

Liquid glue is useful when the adhesive needs to be distributed across a wider surface or when working with cardboard and slightly thicker materials. It should be applied in a thin and even layer to prevent the paper from becoming excessively wet.

Where Is Stationery Glue Used?

• Offices — for attaching documents, envelopes, labels, and different paper materials;
• Schools and training centers — for preparing assignments, projects, posters, and educational materials;
• Administrative spaces — for attaching informational sheets, forms, and working materials;
• Creative projects — for producing paper decorations, models, collages, and other handmade items;
• Retail and service spaces — for attaching labels, price information, and lightweight display materials.

How to Choose the Right Glue

• Dry glue is a practical choice for attaching paper quickly and cleanly;
• Liquid glue can be used for cardboard and relatively wide surfaces;
• A small glue stick or bottle is usually sufficient for occasional or individual use;
• A larger product is more practical for frequent office or educational tasks;
• Consider the type of material, surface size, and frequency of use when selecting a product.

Glue for Office and Educational Materials

In office environments, glue is commonly used to prepare documents, labels, envelopes, and informational materials. A compact dry glue stick can be stored conveniently on a desk and used quickly whenever required.

In schools and training centers, glue is required for projects, presentations, posters, and handmade activities. For a shared working area, it is practical to keep several units or a larger-sized product available in advance.

Correct Use and Storage

• Apply glue to a clean and dry surface;
• Use a small and even amount to prevent the paper from becoming wet or excess glue escaping from the edges;
• Press the surfaces together firmly for several seconds after applying the glue;
• Close the cap tightly after use to prevent the product from drying out;
• Store the glue in a dry place, away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.

Other Products for Working with Paper

To attach documents and other paper materials temporarily, you can use adhesive tape or clips. For cutting materials to the required size, explore our stationery knives.

Other products for office and educational work are available in the main stationery items category.

On Supta.ge, you can choose liquid glue, dry paper glue, and other stationery products in one place. Delivery in Tbilisi is available within 2–3 working hours.

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