Binder A4 75 mm ring, ESSELTE 11282, turquoise, economical

The ESSELTE A4 binder with a 75 mm ring capacity in turquoise offers a practical solution for storing and organizing punched documents in standard A4 format. Designed with an economical profile, this binder accommodates a large volume of paper while keeping documents accessible and upright on shelves. Its durable spine and simple construction make it suitable for recurring filing tasks in offices, study areas or home environments.

Advantages

This A4 binder combines a high-capacity 75 mm ring mechanism with a lightweight, economical cover that reduces storage costs without sacrificing functionality. The turquoise finish provides clear visual identification among other files. The robust spine and ring closure ensure reliable document retention and smooth page turning, while the standard format supports common punched sheets and dividers for straightforward organization.

Suitable for

• Archiving reports, manuals and project documentation
• Organizing study notes and course materials
• Everyday office filing and record keeping
• Storing instruction sheets, invoices and reference documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4, compatible with standard A4 punched sheets and dividers
• Ring capacity: 75 mm (large volume storage)
• Ring type: round rings suitable for multi-page documents
• Cover finish: turquoise, economy-style material
• Spine: durable construction for frequent handling and shelf storage

How to use

Open the ring mechanism, insert punched sheets or divider tabs, and close the rings securely to keep pages aligned. Place the binder upright on a shelf or in a storage crate, using the visible turquoise cover to identify the contents. For heavy content, distribute pages evenly and avoid overfilling beyond the 75 mm capacity to maintain ring alignment and prolong mechanism life.

Usage recommendations

For long-term archiving, use reinforced punched holes or plastic reinforcements on frequently handled pages. Combine with divider inserts and labeled spines to improve retrieval speed and keep large collections organized.