Sheet protector sleeves ARGO Dyplom A4 25 pcs 170 g/m² classic

ARGO Dyplom A4 sheet protector sleeves are a pack of 25 medium-weight transparent sleeves made from 170 g/m² material with a classic finish. They are designed to hold and protect A4 documents, certificates and presentation pages while maintaining full visibility of the contents. The sleeves provide a smooth surface for handling and stacking, and are intended for routine office, school and archival use where everyday protection and easy access are required.

Advantages

These sheet protector sleeves combine transparency with a durable 170 g/m² weight that resists creasing and light wear. The classic finish ensures documents remain clearly visible without glare or strong reflections. The pack contains 25 identical sleeves, offering a consistent format for organizing multiple pages and preserving printed or handwritten material. The medium-weight construction balances protection and flexibility for easy insertion and removal of pages.

Suitable for

• Protecting A4 certificates and diplomas
• Organizing presentation handouts and reports
• Archival storage of frequently handled documents
• School workbook inserts and classroom materials

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (sized to accommodate standard A4 paper)
• Material weight: 170 g/m² for medium-weight protection
• Finish: classic transparent surface for clear visibility
• Pack quantity: 25 sleeves per pack
• Function: protective sleeve for single-sheet insertion and display

How to use

Slide an A4 sheet gently into the sleeve so the document sits flat against the inner surface. For best results, align the sheet with the sleeve edges before fully inserting to avoid wrinkles or misalignment. Store protected sheets upright in a folder or binder-compatible wallet, or stack them flat in a dry, dust-free area to prevent bending. When removing documents, hold the sleeve steady and pull the page out slowly to avoid catching the paper on the sleeve edge.

Usage recommendations

Use these sleeves for documents that require regular viewing and light handling rather than heavy-duty protection. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight for prolonged periods to reduce potential discoloration over time. Clean the outer surface with a soft, dry cloth; do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners.