Herlitz maX.file A5 ring binder black

The Herlitz maX.file Ring binder in A5 format is designed for compact and organised document storage. Constructed from robust fibreboard with a 75 mm spine width, this single-pack binder provides a practical solution for holding punched papers, loose sheets and small reports. The outer surface is finished in black and the binder is produced with sustainability certifications, including Blue Angel and FSC Mix, reflecting low environmental impact materials and responsible sourcing.

Advantages

The binder combines a sturdy construction with a slim profile suitable for shelves and briefcases. Its 75 mm spine offers capacity for a substantial number of A5 pages while keeping the binder compact. The FSC Mix and Blue Angel certifications indicate the use of responsibly sourced fibres and environmentally considerate production. The black cover provides a neutral, professional appearance that resists visible dirt and suits different office and study environments.

Suitable for

• Organising A5-size documents, notes and handouts
• Storing small reports, manuals and reference sheets
• Use in home offices, classrooms and on-the-go filing
• Archiving project documents that require a compact binder

Key specifications

• Format: A5
• Spine width: 75 mm
• Material: durable fibreboard
• Colour: black
• Pack size: single piece
• Sustainability certifications: Blue Angel, FSC Mix

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and insert punched A5 sheets or use adapter sheets that match A5 format. Close the rings until they align and latch securely to avoid page slippage. Place labels or spine inserts if required for quick identification when stored on shelves. Handle the binder by the spine for transportation and store upright on a shelf to maintain shape and protect contents.

Recommendations

For best durability, avoid overfilling beyond the recommended spine capacity and distribute heavier contents evenly. Use A5 hole-punched documents or standard A5 dividers to maintain organised sections. Keep away from prolonged exposure to moisture to preserve the fibreboard cover.