Paper filing strips Elba 27450 GB Manila card A4 yellow 60 mm unpunched

Elba paper filing strips in manila card offer a simple way to organize A4 documents. These yellow filing strips are 60 mm wide and supplied unpunched, allowing you to adapt them to different binding and filing systems. Designed for reinforcing, labelling and separating paperwork, they are suited to office, archive and home filing tasks where visible, cost-effective document identification is required.

Advantages

The manila card construction provides a balance of flexibility and stiffness, enabling easy insertion while supporting sheet edges. Being unpunched allows compatibility with a variety of ring binders, lever arch files and custom punch configurations. The yellow colour enhances visibility for quick retrieval, and the 60 mm width gives enough space for written labels or printed identifiers without adding excessive bulk to document stacks.

Suitable for

• Labeling and reinforcing A4 paper documents
• Preparing files for ring binders, folders or archive boxes
• Office filing systems and administrative record keeping
• Home paperwork organization and project folders
• Temporary or permanent separation of document groups

Key specifications

• Material: manila card
• Format: suitable for A4 documents
• Colour: yellow
• Width: 60 mm
• Punching: supplied unpunched for flexible use

How to use

Measure and align the filing strip along the edge of the A4 sheets, then attach by folding or adhesive, depending on your needs and the strip design. If required, mark or print labels on the visible surface before inserting documents into your filing system. For use with punched binders, position the strip and punch holes according to the binder spacing; since the strips are unpunched, you can adjust hole placement to match different binder types.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, reinforce the attachment point with archival-quality adhesive or combine with plastic reinforcement tabs. Avoid overfilling files to reduce stress on the strip edges and maintain readability of labels by using clear, fade-resistant inks.