Document sleeves Elba 100460989, A4 clear, 120 micron, pack of 25

Elba A4 document sleeves (clear, 120 micron) are transparent protective pockets designed to hold and display standard A4 sheets. Each sleeve is made from 120 μm clear plastic that shields papers from dirt, moisture and surface wear while maintaining full visibility of contents. Sold in a pack of 25, these sleeves slide easily into folders or binders and provide a lightweight, unobtrusive way to store single sheets, certificates, reports and instructional materials.

Advantages

The 120 micron thickness balances flexibility and durability, reducing creasing and offering reliable protection without excessive bulk. The clear material keeps text and images fully legible and suitable for presentation or filing. Designed for compatibility with common A4 filing systems, the sleeves allow quick insertion and removal of documents and help preserve paper condition over time.

Suitable for

• Office filing and presentation of reports or invoices
• School handouts, worksheets and student portfolios
• Home organisation of manuals, certificates and records
• Temporary displays or point-of-sale information in retail

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (fits standard A4 paper)
• Material thickness: 120 micron (120 µm)
• Transparency: clear, fully transparent
• Pack quantity: 25 sleeves per pack
• Open side: top or side entry depending on use (standard top/side access for easy insertion)
• Compatible with: folders, binders and filing systems designed for A4 documents

How to use

Insert a single A4 sheet into the sleeve by sliding the paper into the open edge until it rests fully inside. For presentation or filing, place the sleeved document into a folder or binder; if using a ring binder, ensure the sleeve is compatible with the binder type or use a punched insert sleeve if required. To remove, gently pull the paper from the open edge to avoid creasing. Store unused sleeves flat in their original pack to prevent bending or curling.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid exposing sleeves to prolonged direct sunlight to reduce potential yellowing. Use 120 micron sleeves for documents that require moderate protection; for frequent handling or long-term archival storage, consider thicker protective pockets. Keep sleeves clean and dry before inserting important papers to maintain document condition.