Elba 400000989 Box File Black Cardboard 780 Sheets Capacity

The Elba 400000989 Box File in black cardboard is designed for efficient document organization and storage. Constructed from sturdy cardboard, this archive box features a maximum capacity of 780 sheets, making it suitable for managing large volumes of paperwork in professional offices, educational institutions, and home environments.

Advantages

This box file provides a reliable solution for keeping important documents secure and neatly arranged. The durable cardboard material offers structural integrity for everyday archival needs. Its high sheet capacity allows users to consolidate extensive records into a single, compact storage unit, reducing clutter on desks and shelves.

Suitable for

• Archiving large volumes of office paperwork
• Storing school assignments and educational materials
• Organizing household documents and bills
• Managing long-term records in professional settings

When it may not be suitable

This product may not be suitable for environments subject to high moisture or humidity, as cardboard can degrade under damp conditions. It is also not designed for heavy-duty industrial use or frequent transport in harsh outdoor weather.

Key specifications

• Product colour: Black
• Maximum capacity: 780 sheets
• Material: Cardboard
• Width: 240 mm
• Depth: 85 mm
• Height: 31.5 mm
• Quantity per pack: 1 pc

How to use

To use the box file, open the enclosure and insert your organized documents sequentially up to the maximum limit of 780 sheets. Ensure papers are aligned properly before closing the box to prevent damage to the edges. Label the exterior if necessary to identify the contents quickly during future retrieval.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify the dimensions to ensure compatibility with your shelving or storage space
• Assess your document volume to confirm the 780-sheet capacity meets your storage requirements
• Consider the environmental conditions of your storage area to ensure protection against moisture

Usage recommendations: Store the box file in a dry, indoor environment away from direct sunlight to preserve the durability of the cardboard material. Avoid overloading beyond the recommended sheet capacity to maintain structural integrity.