Herlitz maX.file ring binder A4 Green Polypropylene FSC

The Herlitz maX.file ring binder A4 Green Polypropylene FSC is a durable document folder designed for organized storage of A4 papers. Constructed from polypropylene, this green binder offers moisture resistance and a rigid cover to protect documents during daily use and transport. The product carries FSC certification, indicating responsibly sourced materials and reduced environmental impact.

Advantages

The polypropylene cover provides robustness and easy cleaning while remaining lightweight. A reinforced spine and strong ring mechanism ensure secure holding of punched documents and smooth page turning. The binder’s neutral green finish makes it suitable for office, school, or home filing systems and supports color-coded organization. FSC certification confirms that the raw materials come from managed forests.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 reports, manuals and worksheets
• Filing project documentation and meeting notes
• Schoolwork and student portfolios
• Home paperwork such as bills and warranty documents
• Color-coded filing systems in offices and small businesses

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Material: polypropylene cover
• Cover color: green
• Binding type: ring binder mechanism suitable for punched sheets
• Durability: moisture-resistant cover, reinforced spine
• Sustainability: FSC-certified materials

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and insert punched A4 documents onto the rings, then close the mechanism to secure pages. Use the spine to label the binder for quick identification and arrange multiple binders vertically or horizontally on shelves. For heavier content, distribute pages across several binders to avoid overloading the rings. To clean, wipe the polypropylene surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed; avoid abrasive cleaners.

Recommendations

Store the binder upright on a shelf to maintain the shape of the spine and protect contents from bending. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the color and material integrity. For long-term archiving, use archival-quality punched sheets and monitor humidity to prevent paper deterioration.