Paper protectors Bantex A4 48µm clear polythene sleeves pack of 100

Pack of 100 Bantex A4 clear polythene sleeves made from 48 µm material, designed to protect A4 documents from dirt, moisture and general wear while keeping pages fully visible. These clear sleeves accept standard A4 sheets and help maintain a neat, professional appearance for reports, presentations and archived papers. The sleeves are thin, flexible and suitable for repeated handling; they can be used for everyday office, school or home organisation.

Advantages

The 48 µm polythene provides a balance between protection and flexibility, keeping documents shielded from spills and fingerprints without adding bulk. The clear, glossy finish ensures readability and presentation quality while allowing easy identification of contents. Supplied in a pack of 100, these sleeves simplify document preparation and storage, reduce the need for frequent reprinting, and are compatible with punched inserts for use in ring binders.

Suitable for

• Protecting reports, presentations and certificates
• Document storage and archiving
• School and educational materials
• Everyday office paperwork and handouts
• Home organisation of important papers

Key specifications

• Sheet size: A4 compatible
• Material: clear polythene
• Thickness: 48 µm
• Pack quantity: 100 sleeves
• Finish: transparent, glossy

How to use

Insert A4 pages gently into the open edge of each sleeve, ensuring the sheet aligns with the sleeve corners. For filing in ring binders, use punched inserts or transfer the sheet into a punched protector before placing in the binder. Store filled sleeves flat or upright in a filing box to avoid creasing. Clean sleeves with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Usage recommendations

Use these sleeves for documents that require frequent handling or display to extend paper life and preserve printed quality. For long-term archival of important documents, consider combining these sleeves with acid-free folders or storage boxes and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.