Ring binder insertable Bantex EVO A4 with perforation, yellow, pack of 25

Bantex EVO A4 ring binder insertable in yellow, supplied as a pack of 25, is designed for organising and protecting A4 documents. Each sheet is perforated to enable clean tearing and has prepunched holes aligned with standard ring binders. The inserts are suitable for everyday filing tasks in offices, schools and home settings where clear separation and easy access to papers are required.

Advantages

The Bantex EVO inserts offer consistent sizing and hole alignment for reliable compatibility with ring binders. Perforation along the edge allows users to remove pages without damaging the remainder of the sheet. The yellow colour provides visible separation between document groups, helping to locate sections quickly. Supplied in a pack of 25, the set reduces the need for frequent restocking and supports organised document handling.

Suitable for

• Filing and categorising A4 documents in ring binders
• Creating project sections, chapters or modules in study materials
• Office administrative filing and document archiving
• School coursework organisation and handout distribution
• Home records management and manual preparation

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for A4 documents and standard A4 binders)
• Colour: yellow for visible section separation
• Perforation: tear-off perforation for easy removal of pages
• Hole pattern: prepunched holes compatible with standard ring binders
• Quantity: 25 inserts per pack

How to use

Insert the Bantex EVO sheet into a standard ring binder by aligning the prepunched holes with the binder rings and closing the rings to secure the sheet. Use the perforated edge to tear out individual pages cleanly when redistribution or removal is required. Arrange multiple yellow inserts between document groups to create clearly visible dividers; add labels or tabs if needed to enhance retrieval.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry environment to maintain hole integrity and prevent curling. Avoid exposure to excessive humidity or direct sunlight to preserve colour and paper performance. For long-term archiving, combine with acid-free sleeves or backing sheets if documents require additional protection.