Ring Binder Esselte 811460 A4 Green 350 Sheets Capacity

The Dymo Esselte 811460 ring binder is a green A4 binder designed to store and organize written and printed documents. With a capacity to hold up to 350 sheets and dimensions of 52 x 287 x 318 mm, this binder provides a balance of compact exterior size and substantial internal storage. Its reinforced spine and cover material are intended to withstand regular handling in offices, schools and home environments where frequent document access is required.

Advantages

This A4 ring binder offers high sheet capacity in a slim profile, making it suitable for storing large files without occupying excessive shelf space. The robust ring mechanism ensures secure fastening of punched documents, reducing the risk of slips or misalignment. The green cover provides clear visual identification for colour-coded filing systems, and the durable construction supports repeated opening and closing over time.

Suitable for

• Archiving A4 reports, manuals and reference materials
• Organizing project documentation and client files
• Storing school coursework, lesson plans and student records
• Maintaining financial records, invoices and statements

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size compatibility
• Capacity: up to 350 sheets
• External dimensions: 52 x 287 x 318 mm
• Colour: green
• Closure type: metal ring mechanism for punched paper
• Cover material: reinforced durable board with protective coating

How to use

Open the binder rings using the release levers or the ring opening mechanism, align punched pages on the rings and close the mechanism until it clicks to secure the documents. For even distribution, stack paper evenly and avoid overfilling beyond the specified capacity. Place tabbed dividers or index sheets to separate sections and use an exterior spine label for quick identification when stored on a shelf.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the binder and its contents, avoid exposing it to excessive moisture or direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Use correctly punched paper and distribute contents evenly across the rings. For long-term archiving, consider placing frequently referenced documents in page protectors to reduce wear.