Plastic A4 document sleeve Bantex with punched holes 60 µm (pack of 100)

A4 plastic document sleeve from Bantex, 60 µm thickness, supplied in a pack of 100. The sleeve protects A4 papers from dirt, moisture and wear while remaining flexible and transparent. Pre-punched holes along the left edge enable quick filing in ring binders and lever arch files without removing contents, making these sleeves suitable for organised storage of single sheets, certificates, invoices and other important A4 documents in offices, schools and home filing systems.

Advantages

These Bantex document sleeves combine thin, durable plastic with clear transparency to keep documents legible while offering protection against spills and handling. The 60 µm thickness provides a balance between protection and ease of use: sleeves remain flexible for frequent access yet resist tearing and creasing. Standard punched holes ensure compatibility with most ring binder systems and make file arrangement straightforward.

Suitable for

• Storing single A4 sheets, letters and invoices
• Protecting certificates, diplomas and educational materials
• Organising meeting documents and presentations in binders
• Archiving office paperwork and home filing

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (fits standard A4 documents)
• Material: transparent plastic
• Thickness: 60 µm
• Pack quantity: 100 sleeves
• Punched holes: standard multi-hole configuration for ring binders
• Finish: clear, glossy transparency for legibility

How to use

Insert a single A4 sheet into the sleeve from the open edge and align the document so it lies flat against the plastic. Place the pre-punched edge over the binder rings and close the ring mechanism or lever arch to secure the sleeve inside the binder. To remove or replace documents, open the binder rings and slide the sleeve out without touching the document directly, minimising fingerprints and smudges.

Usage recommendations

For long-term archiving, store sleeves upright in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight. Avoid overfilling binders to prevent stretching or tearing the punched edge. When storing multiple sleeves with inserted documents, alternate insertion to reduce pressure on individual pages and maintain easy access.