Divider folders Elba A4 250 g/m² Grey manilla card for documents, model 400004668

Elba divider folders for A4 documents are manufactured from 250 g/m² grey manilla card to provide durable separation and protection for papers in binders, lever arch files and filing systems. The flat, strong surface is suitable for writing labels or attaching adhesive tabs and the neutral grey colour helps maintain a professional, consistent appearance across documents. These divider folders are designed to fit standard A4 formats and to withstand frequent handling in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

The 250 g/m² manilla card delivers high stiffness and resistance to bending while remaining lightweight for easy handling. A smooth, writable surface enables clear labeling by pen, pencil or adhesive labels. Neutral grey colouring reduces visual clutter and complements different filing systems. The folders are precision-cut to fit A4 documents accurately, so papers stay organised and flat without unnecessary bulk.

Suitable for

• Separating chapters or sections in A4 binders and lever arch files
• Organising projects, reports and coursework in offices and schools
• Protecting individual documents within filing cabinets and storage boxes
• Providing a writable surface for index labels and quick notes

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible
• Material: manilla card
• Weight/thickness: 250 g/m²
• Colour: grey
• Surface: smooth, writable
• Intended use: document dividers and separators

How to use

Slide the divider folder between paper sections or insert it directly into a binder or file to mark the start of a new section. Write or attach a label on the surface to identify contents; when using adhesive labels, ensure the surface is clean and dry for best adhesion. Stack multiple divider folders to create clear separation between topics or project phases and place the assembled documents into your chosen storage system.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged durability, avoid exposure to excessive moisture and store folders flat or upright within a file to prevent edge wear. Use a fine-tip permanent marker or printed adhesive labels for long-lasting headings; replace labels if they begin to peel to maintain a tidy filing system.