Sheet Protector Durable 247819 A4 Transparent Polypropylene 100 pcs

Durable 247819 A4 transparent sheet protectors are made from 0.1 mm polypropylene (PP) to provide a clear, low-reflective sleeve for storing and presenting A4 documents. Each pack contains 100 pockets designed to preserve printed pages, certificates and reference sheets while allowing easy viewing and handling. Manufactured in Germany, these document pockets combine thin, flexible material with consistent transparency to keep documents tidy in binders and folders.

Advantages

These sheet protectors offer a combination of clarity and resilience due to the polypropylene construction. The 0.1 mm thickness balances flexibility and tear resistance so sheets slide in and out smoothly without creasing. Their transparent finish enables legible display on both sides and reduces glare under indoor lighting. The pockets are compatible with standard A4 binders and help prevent dirt, moisture and fingerprints from affecting the original documents.

Suitable for

• Organising and protecting office documents, reports and presentations
• Storing certificates, manuals and instruction sheets
• Archiving schoolwork, study materials and project portfolios
• Displaying product information, price lists and reference pages in binders

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP), transparent
• Thickness: 0.1 mm
• Size: A4 (suitable for standard A4 paper)
• Quantity: 100 pockets per pack
• Compatibility: designed for standard A4 ring binders and folders

How to use

Insert documents into the open edge of the sheet protector so that pages sit flat and centred within the pocket. Align the punched edge with the rings of an A4 binder and close the binder to secure the protector in place. For best results, avoid overfilling a single pocket and ensure pages are free of staples or clips that could puncture the material.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry, cool place to maintain the shape of the protectors. When used in binders, place heavier or frequently handled pages in individual protectors to reduce wear; for long-term archiving, label the binder spines rather than writing directly on the protectors.