Ring Binder Bantex XXL lever A4 50 mm green (100551804)

Bantex XXL lever-arch ring binder in A4 format with a 50 mm spine is designed to store and organise punched documents in high volumes. The binder combines a lever mechanism for safe and quick opening and closing of the metal rings with a rigid cover and reinforced spine for repeated handling. The green finish supports quick visual identification on shelves or in filing systems.

Advantages

The lever mechanism enables controlled opening and closing of the ring clamps, reducing damage to punched sheets and speeding up document insertion and removal. A 50 mm spine provides substantial capacity for thick stacks of A4 paperwork while maintaining a compact profile suitable for shelves and cabinets. Durable cover material and reinforced edges improve resistance to wear from frequent use.

Suitable for

• Office filing and daily document management
• Long-term archiving of A4 punched documents
• Project folders, manuals and financial records with large page counts
• Shared filing systems where rapid visual identification is needed

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for A4 punched sheets)
• Spine width: 50 mm for higher capacity
• Closure: Lever-arch mechanism with metal rings
• Cover: Rigid, wear-resistant material with reinforced spine and edges
• Colour: Green for easy identification

How to use

Place punched A4 sheets onto the metal rings and operate the lever to open or close the ring clamps. Close the rings fully after inserting documents to secure pages and prevent shifting. Store the binder upright on shelves or inside cabinets; the 50 mm spine allows stable stacking and clear labelling if required. For frequent updates, use the lever to open the rings, add or remove pages, then reclose the rings until they align and lock.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid overfilling beyond the recommended capacity of the 50 mm spine to prevent ring misalignment. Label the spine or front cover for quick retrieval, and place the binder on shelves in an upright position to reduce stress on the mechanism and cover.