Ring binder A4 Pagna 44096-03 Green

The Pagna 44096-03 ring binder in green is designed to store and organize A4 documents. It has a round ring mechanism that allows smooth turning of pages and secure fastening of punched sheets. With exterior dimensions of 265 mm width, 30 mm spine depth and 320 mm height, the binder accommodates multiple documents while maintaining a compact profile suitable for shelves, desks and briefcases.

Advantages

This A4 ring binder offers a durable cover that protects papers from dust and wear, and a round-ring mechanism that reduces page damage and enables easy insertion and removal of sheets. The compact 30 mm spine provides balanced capacity without excessive bulk, and the green color supports visual identification and colour-coded filing systems. The binder’s construction keeps documents flat for a neat presentation and consistent handling.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 reports, manuals and project files
• School and university coursework or lecture notes
• Office filing of contracts, invoices and reference documents
• Personal document storage such as certificates and receipts

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 sheets
• Ring type: round ring mechanism for punched paper
• External dimensions: 265 mm (width) × 30 mm (spine depth) × 320 mm (height)
• Cover colour: green
• Capacity: suitable for a moderate stack of punched A4 sheets (30 mm spine)
• Usability: suitable for shelf and desktop storage

How to use

Open the ring mechanism, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings and close the mechanism until it clicks to secure the pages. For filing, arrange documents in the desired order before inserting them to avoid repeated handling. Use the binder spine and cover to label contents externally for quick identification. To maintain the binder, avoid overfilling beyond its practical capacity and keep it stored upright or flat on a stable surface.

Recommendations

For long-term storage and frequent use, place heavier or frequently referenced documents near the front for easier access, and use clear protective sleeves for loose materials to prevent tearing. Regularly check the ring alignment and avoid forcing sheets into an already full binder to preserve the mechanism and document edges.