Cardboard prong folder Barbara A4 full 350 g/m² with printed Barbara A4

Barbara A4 cardboard prong folder is manufactured from 350 g/m² full-weight cardboard and finished with a printed "Barbara A4" marking. The folder is designed to secure punched A4 sheets using metal prongs, keeping loose papers together without a bound spine. It is suitable for archiving, filing, presentations and everyday office use where a compact, low-profile document holder is required.

Advantages

The 350 g/m² full-weight cardboard provides firm support and dimensional stability for stored documents while remaining lightweight. Metal prongs enable quick insertion and secure retention of punched sheets, preventing pages from slipping. The printed marking simplifies identification in storage and during handling. The slim design takes up minimal shelf or drawer space and allows documents to lie flat for easy reading or copying.

Suitable for

• Organizing and archiving punched A4 documents
• Office filing and everyday document handling
• Presentations and client handouts where neat loose-leaf grouping is needed
• Temporary storage of reports, invoices, and forms

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Material: full-weight cardboard, 350 g/m²
• Closure: metal prongs for punched sheets
• Finish: printed marking with product name
• Design: slim, no spine — holds loose-leaf documents

How to use

Open the folder and lift the metal prongs. Align pre-punched A4 sheets on the prongs and fold the prong ends down to secure the documents. Close the folder and store it upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer. For removal, straighten the prong ends and slide pages off. The folder does not require additional fasteners; ensure sheets are punched in standard A4 hole pattern for compatibility.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder in a dry place away from direct moisture to preserve the cardboard rigidity. For long-term archiving, avoid overfilling beyond the prongs' capacity and consider using dividers to prevent edge wear. Handle prong ends carefully when opening to avoid tearing punched holes.