Ring binder Herlitz maX.file Fresh Colour A4 Green

The Herlitz maX.file Fresh Colour A4 ring binder in green is a practical solution for organizing and storing A4 documents. Constructed from durable cardboard with a colourful laminated surface, the binder provides a balance of sturdiness and lightweight handling. The D-ring mechanism ensures reliable page holding and smoother page turning for punched documents, while the visible spine allows quick identification on shelves.

Advantages

This ring binder offers a robust cardboard cover that resists everyday wear and helps protect contents from bending. The D-ring mechanism reduces stress on pages and keeps documents aligned, enabling easier flipping and insertion of sheets. Its Fresh Colour design gives a distinct, uniform look to folders and simplifies color-coded filing systems. The binder's size and format are optimized for standard A4 paperwork used in schools, offices and home administration.

Suitable for

• Organizing and storing A4 documents, reports and manuals
• Color-coded filing systems in offices and home workspaces
• Student use for school handouts and assignments
• Archiving business records and project documentation

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Cover material: sturdy cardboard with laminated finish
• Closing mechanism: D-ring metal mechanism for punched sheets
• Color: green
• Spine: visible for labeling and shelf identification

How to use

Open the D-ring mechanism and align punched sheets along the rings before closing them to secure documents. Use the visible spine area to insert a label for easy identification when stored upright. For best results, distribute heavy content evenly and avoid overfilling beyond the binder's capacity to maintain the mechanism's function and the cover's shape.

Recommendations

Store the binder upright on shelves and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the laminated finish. For frequent access, use reinforced punched sheets or plastic sleeves to reduce wear on individual pages and extend the lifespan of both the documents and the D-ring mechanism.