Folder Elba 80432 230 g/m² die-cut slot, printed organizer with flap

Elba Folder 80432 is a printed organizer folder made from 230 g/m² material featuring a die-cut slot and a secure flap. Designed to store and transport documents neatly, this folder protects papers from bending and keeps stacks of sheets aligned. The combination of a die-cut slot for quick access and a flap for secure closure makes it a practical solution for everyday office, school and presentation use.

Advantages

The firm 230 g/m² material provides rigidity and dimensional stability while remaining lightweight for easy handling. The printed surface offers clear identification and a professional look without additional labels. A die-cut slot allows rapid retrieval of individual documents, and the integrated flap keeps contents protected during transport and storage. The folder is compatible with common paper sizes and supports neat stacking and filing.

Suitable for

• Organizing and protecting loose papers, reports and handouts
• Preparing documents for meetings, presentations and training sessions
• Schoolwork, student portfolios and homework delivery
• Short-term document transport between departments or workplaces

Key specifications

• Material weight: 230 g/m² providing stiffness and protection
• Die-cut slot for quick access to contents
• Flap closure for secure holding of documents
• Printed surface for easy identification and a tidy appearance
• Suitable for standard paperwork and stacking in filing areas

How to use

Place documents inside the folder aligning them with the inner edges to prevent creasing. Use the die-cut slot to slide individual sheets or smaller sets in and out without opening the flap. Close the flap to secure the contents when carrying or storing the folder. For longer-term archiving, combine with other filing aids or label the printed area for faster retrieval.

Usage recommendations

Handle the folder on clean, dry surfaces to avoid stains or moisture damage. Avoid overfilling beyond the folder’s capacity to preserve the flap’s effectiveness and prevent deformation of the material. For presentation use, group related documents and position the printed side outward for immediate identification.