Plastic document folder with elastic D.Rect model 323387, red

Red plastic document folder D.Rect model 323387 with elastic closure is a lightweight, portable solution for organizing and protecting papers. Made from durable plastic, this folder secures documents with an elastic band to prevent pages from slipping out and offers basic protection against bending and light moisture. Its compact design fits into bags and backpacks, making it practical for office, school and home use when managing reports, invoices, notes and project materials.

Advantages

The folder combines a slim, lightweight construction with a reliable elastic fastening that keeps documents neatly together. Its plastic material resists creasing and provides easy surface cleaning. The simple, low-profile design allows quick access to contents while reducing bulk in storage. The bright red color helps with visual identification among other folders and papers.

Suitable for

• Storing and transporting A4 papers, reports and assignment sheets
• Separating invoices, receipts and financial documents
• Organizing classroom materials, homework and project handouts
• Keeping drafts, notes and printed references tidy in meetings or on the go

Key specifications

• Material: plastic
• Closure type: elastic band
• Color: red
• Format compatibility: standard A4 sheets
• Weight: lightweight and portable
• Protection level: protects from bending and light moisture

How to use

Place papers inside the folder, align the edges to ensure a neat fit, and secure the contents by stretching the elastic band over the folder corners. For best results, avoid overfilling the folder to prevent stress on the elastic and edges. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth to remove occasional dirt or spills; allow to air dry before storing documents inside.

Usage recommendations

Use the folder for organizing active document sets that you carry daily; keep separate folders for different projects and use labels or the red color to quickly identify contents. Avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain or submersion to maintain the folder's protective properties.