Clipboards & Form Holders

Custom clipboards and form holders from ₹199 to ₹987 — 35 options in MDF, acrylic and hardboard, printed or engraved with a name, department or company logo. The board that gets carried around A clipboard is working equipment, which is why branding one is more useful than branding a desk item. It goes to the shop floor, the ward round, the site visit, the registration desk and the inspection — and whatever is printed on it goes along. Boards are UV printed for full-colour artwork and photographs, or laser engraved on wood where a cleaner, more permanent mark suits better. Clips are metal, not plastic, because a clip that fails makes the board useless regardless of how good the printing is. Who orders these Hospitals and clinics — department-marked boards for charts and intake forms. Schools and colleges — house colours, staff names, exam invigilation sets. Events and registration desks — event-branded boards for the volunteer team. Site and factory teams — company logo, sometimes with an individual name or employee number. Personal gifts — a name and a design for someone whose job runs on paperwork. Sizes, artwork and bulk A4 is the common size and fits standard forms; smaller and larger boards suit prescription pads and site drawings respectively. If you have a form that must fit exactly, send its dimensions rather than assuming a size name means the same thing everywhere. Logos print best from vector or transparent PNG artwork. Every order gets a free design proof before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 boards with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery, and you can split one order across departments — different text on the same base design is usually no extra work. Materials MDF is the standard board — rigid, light, and the cheapest option for volume. Acrylic is heavier and takes full-colour printing best, which suits boards that carry a photograph or a detailed logo. Hardboard sits between the two and stands up to site and outdoor use better than either. All three take the same metal clip. Care Wipe printed boards with a damp cloth. Avoid solvent cleaners, which will lift UV print from any of the three materials.

Custom clipboards and form holders from ₹199 to ₹987 — 37 options in MDF, acrylic and hardboard, printed or engraved with a name, department or company logo.

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The board that gets carried around

A clipboard is working equipment, which is why branding one is more useful than branding a desk item. It goes to the shop floor, the ward round, the site visit, the registration desk and the inspection — and whatever is printed on it goes along.

Boards are UV printed for full-colour artwork and photographs, or laser engraved on wood where a cleaner, more permanent mark suits better. Clips are metal, not plastic, because a clip that fails makes the board useless regardless of how good the printing is.

Who orders these

  • Hospitals and clinics — department-marked boards for charts and intake forms.
  • Schools and colleges — house colours, staff names, exam invigilation sets.
  • Events and registration desks — event-branded boards for the volunteer team.
  • Site and factory teams — company logo, sometimes with an individual name or employee number.
  • Personal gifts — a name and a design for someone whose job runs on paperwork.

Sizes, artwork and bulk

A4 is the common size and fits standard forms; smaller and larger boards suit prescription pads and site drawings respectively. If you have a form that must fit exactly, send its dimensions rather than assuming a size name means the same thing everywhere.

Logos print best from vector or transparent PNG artwork. Every order gets a free design proof before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 boards with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery, and you can split one order across departments — different text on the same base design is usually no extra work.

Materials

MDF is the standard board — rigid, light, and the cheapest option for volume. Acrylic is heavier and takes full-colour printing best, which suits boards that carry a photograph or a detailed logo. Hardboard sits between the two and stands up to site and outdoor use better than either. All three take the same metal clip.

Care

Wipe printed boards with a damp cloth. Avoid solvent cleaners, which will lift UV print from any of the three materials.