Ring Binder Esselte 320200 A4 White

The Ring Binder Esselte 320200 A4 White is a polypropylene-covered cardboard binder designed to store and organize A4 documents. It measures approximately 290 mm wide, 72 mm deep and 318 mm high, providing a compact solution for archiving, filing and everyday office storage. The binder features a durable outer finish and an internal mechanism compatible with standard A4 punched documents. Materials are sourced from FSC-certified suppliers, combining practical use with sustainable materials.

Advantages

This white ring binder offers a sturdy construction thanks to a cardboard core with a protective polypropylene coating that resists scuffs and light moisture. The dimensions provide a balance between capacity and shelf efficiency, allowing neat stacking and clear spine labeling. The binder’s mechanism supports secure document retention and smooth opening and closing. FSC certification ensures responsible sourcing of the paper and board components.

Suitable for

• Office filing and archiving of A4 documents
• School and university coursework organization
• Project documentation and client portfolios
• Home paperwork, manuals and receipts storage

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Outer material: polypropylene-coated cardboard
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 290 mm × 72 mm × 318 mm
• Color: white
• Capacity: suitable for several dozen sheets depending on paper thickness
• Sustainability: FSC-certified paper/board components

How to use

Open the ring mechanism, insert punched A4 documents or plastic sleeves onto the rings and close the mechanism until it snaps securely. Place labels or spine inserts for quick identification when stored on shelves. For best results, distribute contents evenly to avoid strain on the rings and keep heavy items supported by the binder’s spine when carrying.

Usage recommendations

Store the binder upright on a shelf or in a cabinet to preserve shape and prevent warping. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and excessive moisture. For long-term archiving, use archival sleeves and separate heavy or bulky materials among several binders to maintain ring alignment and closure performance.