Eller map register A4 format 75 mm with black metal bottom – filing folder for documents

Eller map register in A4 format with a 75 mm spine and a black metal bottom provides a practical filing solution for punched papers, reports and records. The folder is made to hold a substantial stack of documents while maintaining a slim external profile suitable for shelf storage. Its reinforced base ensures stable stacking and protection of contents during handling and transport.

Advantages

The 75 mm spine capacity allows storage of thicker document sets while keeping pages aligned and accessible. A black metal bottom adds durability and prevents wear at the base, increasing the folder's lifespan under frequent use. The A4 format is compatible with standard punched sheets and report inserts, enabling straightforward integration into existing office filing systems. Construction materials are chosen for stability and light weight to simplify handling and shelf organization.

Suitable for

• Office filing of invoices, contracts and project documents
• Archive storage where stable stacking is required
• Home records and personal document organization
• Temporary transport of punched reports between departments

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Spine width: 75 mm
• Bottom: black metal reinforcement
• Compatibility: punched papers and standard A4 inserts
• Intended use: filing, storage and transport of documents

How to use

Insert punched sheets or report bundles into the map register, aligning holes with the folder’s internal guides. Ensure the stack does not exceed the 75 mm spine capacity to avoid deformation or reduced closure. Place the folder upright on a shelf or in a filing cabinet with the reinforced metal bottom resting on the shelf for maximum stability. For transport, support the folder from the bottom to prevent contents from shifting.

Usage recommendations

Store the folder in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve material properties. When stacking multiple folders, distribute weight evenly and avoid overloading the bottom-most unit. For long-term archiving, label the spine clearly and check periodically for signs of wear to maintain document protection.