Herlitz maX.file Ring Binder A4 Turquoise Polypropylene

The Herlitz maX.file ring binder A4 in turquoise is a practical document storage folder designed for reliable organization of A4 papers. Constructed from durable polypropylene, this ring binder provides protection against dust and light moisture while maintaining a slim profile suitable for office shelves and home storage. Its turquoise finish makes it easy to identify among other folders and helps keep frequently used documents accessible and orderly.

Advantages

The polypropylene cover resists tearing and bending, ensuring long-term use and consistent protection for stored documents. The binder is lightweight yet sturdy, offering a balance between portability and durability. Its ring mechanism secures punched papers firmly while allowing smooth page turning and easy addition or removal of sheets. The slim spine and flat cover design support space-efficient storage and neat stacking on shelves.

Suitable for

• Organizing office paperwork, reports and invoices
• Storing study materials, lecture notes and assignments
• Keeping home documents such as manuals, receipts and warranties
• Project files and presentation materials

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Material: durable polypropylene cover
• Closure type: ring binder mechanism for punched paper
• Color: turquoise
• Design: slim spine and flat cover for space-efficient storage

How to use

Open the ring mechanism, align punched A4 sheets and place them onto the rings, then close the mechanism until it clicks to secure the pages. For adding or removing pages, open the rings gently to avoid misalignment and reclose firmly. Store the binder upright on shelves or lay flat in drawers; avoid overfilling beyond the binder's capacity to maintain the mechanism's function and the cover's shape.

Recommendations

Use reinforced punched pockets or sheet protectors for frequently referenced documents to reduce wear. Clean the polypropylene cover with a soft, damp cloth and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve color and material integrity.