Folder spine Durable 2900-06, blue, plastic spine label, fits up to 30 sheets, width 13 mm, height 297 mm

Durable 2900-06 is a blue plastic folder spine and label designed to provide slim, durable organization for A4 documents. The spine measures 297 mm in height and 13 mm in width, holding up to approximately 30 sheets. Its lightweight plastic construction and contoured ends allow easy insertion and secure binding of unpunched papers, creating a low-profile, labeled edge for ring binders, lever arch files and archive folders.

Advantages

The contoured ends are shaped for simple insertion and reliable grip on sheets without punching. The plastic material resists wear and maintains a neat appearance over time while keeping a minimal profile on the binder spine. The integrated label area allows clear identification of contents, and the product’s A4 height ensures consistent alignment with standard documents. Available in multiple colors for color-coding and visual organization.

Suitable for

• Organizing loose A4 documents in binders and lever arch files
• Office filing and document archiving
• Color-coding project files and departmental records
• Temporary or long-term storage of unpunched papers

Key specifications

• Material: lightweight durable plastic
• Height: 297 mm (A4)
• Spine width: 13 mm
• Approximate capacity: up to 30 sheets
• Depth (cap): approx. 3 mm
• Color: blue

How to use

Place the unpunched A4 papers together and align their edges. Insert the paper bundle into the spine by sliding the contoured end over the top and bottom edges so the plastic grips the paper stack evenly along the spine. Ensure the label area faces outward for easy identification. For removal, gently slide the papers out of the spine starting from one end to avoid bending or creasing the sheets.

Usage recommendations

For optimal durability and neatness, avoid overfilling beyond the approximate 30-sheet capacity and keep the spine clean of adhesives or debris. Use different colors to create a consistent color-coded filing system and store bound documents upright in folders or on shelving to maintain the spine’s shape.