Divider Elba 100204595 Polypropylene (PP) Multicolour 20 pc(s)

The Elba 100204595 dividers are made from durable polypropylene (PP) and come in a multicolour set of 20 pieces. Each divider is designed for standard A4 filing systems with dimensions of 297 mm width and 225 mm height, offering a thin 1 mm profile that fits easily into binders and folders while providing separation between document groups. The lightweight construction resists tearing and moisture, helping to maintain the appearance and order of your paperwork over repeated use.

Advantages

These polypropylene dividers combine durability and flexibility to provide reliable document separation. The multicolour design enables quick visual identification of sections, reducing time spent searching through files. Their slim 1 mm thickness balances sturdiness with low bulk, allowing many dividers to be used without significantly increasing binder size. The material is easy to clean and retains shape under normal office conditions.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents in binders and folders
• Colour-coding project files, reports, or study materials
• Office filing, home paperwork and school notebooks
• Temporary archives and frequently accessed documents

Key specifications

• Material: Polypropylene (PP)
• Quantity: 20 pieces per pack
• Width: 297 mm
• Height: 225 mm
• Depth / Thickness: 1 mm
• Colour: Multicolour

How to use

Insert each divider into your binder or folder at the desired separation points between documents. Use the multicolour sequence to assign categories or priorities, placing labelled papers or tabbed inserts alongside the corresponding colour for quick access. If necessary, trim or punch additional holes following your binder configuration, taking care to maintain straight edges for smooth page turning. Store dividers flat or upright in a filing cabinet to prevent warping.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, combine these dividers with clear or labelled index tabs and store them away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve colour and material integrity. Avoid using solvent-based markers directly on the surface; instead, use water-based pens or adhesive labels for durable, readable markings.