Lever arch file Bantex A4 80 mm yellow — model 104606

The Bantex A4 lever arch file with an 80 mm spine in yellow is designed to store and organize punched A4 documents efficiently. The file features a lever mechanism that opens and locks the metal rings, providing a stable solution for filing large volumes of paperwork such as manuals, invoices and reports. Its durable cover and wide spine capacity make it suitable for regular use in offices, schools and home workplaces.

Advantages

This lever arch file supports high-capacity storage while maintaining easy access to documents through a smooth lever action. The robust construction and reinforced spine help preserve document order and prevent warping when filled. The bright yellow cover improves visibility on shelves and in cabinets, facilitating quick retrieval. The design is compatible with standard punched A4 sheets and allows for tidy indexing and long-term archiving.

Suitable for

• Organizing invoices, receipts and financial records in an office environment
• Storing course materials, handouts and assignments at school or university
• Keeping manuals, technical documentation and reports at home or in workshops
• Archiving project files and client documents for easy retrieval

Key specifications

• Paper format compatibility: A4 punched sheets
• Spine capacity: 80 mm for high-volume filing
• Closure mechanism: lever arch metal rings with secure locking
• Cover: rigid cardboard cover with coloured finish for easy identification
• Orientation: upright storage on shelves or in cabinets

How to use

Open the lever mechanism to separate the metal rings and insert punched A4 documents onto the rings. Close the lever to lock the rings in place and ensure even distribution of pages along the spine. For best results, use punched reinforcements on frequently handled sheets to reduce wear. Label the spine or front cover to indicate contents for fast identification when stored on a shelf.

Usage recommendations

Store the lever arch file upright and avoid overfilling beyond the 80 mm capacity to maintain the integrity of the rings and spine. For archive-quality storage, keep documents flat inside protective sleeves and label both spine and front for clear organization.