Sheet protector ESSELTE A4 transparent, pack of 100 (Esselte 5606600)

ESSELTE A4 transparent sheet protectors, pack of 100, are clear polypropylene sleeves designed to store and present A4 documents while preserving their condition. Each sleeve accepts a single A4 sheet and is compatible with standard ring binders and lever arch files. The transparent surface ensures legibility of contents and enables quick visual identification without removing documents.

Advantages

These sheet protectors provide protection against dirt, moisture and handling wear while maintaining document readability. The smooth edges and open top or side insertion (depending on sleeve orientation) allow easy insertion and removal of paper. Made from clear, durable polypropylene, the sleeves are lightweight, tear-resistant and resist creasing during everyday use in offices, schools and homes.

Suitable for

• Organising office documents and reports in A4 binders
• Protecting school worksheets, certificates and study materials
• Presenting menus, manuals and product information in meetings
• Archiving flyers, photos and important papers at home

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for standard A4 sheets)
• Material: clear polypropylene
• Pack quantity: 100 sleeves
• Transparency: high, allows clear visibility of inserted documents
• Compatibility: fits standard ring binders and lever arch files

How to use

Insert a single A4 sheet into each protector through the open edge, ensuring the document aligns with the sleeve corners. Place the punched or unpunched sleeve into a ring binder by aligning the sleeve's punched holes with the binder rings, or store loose sleeves in folders and filing trays. To remove a sheet, slide it out carefully to avoid creasing. Handle sleeves by the edges to minimise fingerprints on the transparent surface.

Usage recommendations

For long-term storage, use sleeves in a dry, temperature-stable environment and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Do not insert overfilled or folded sheets to prevent stretching the sleeve; replace damaged sleeves to maintain document protection and presentation quality.