Ring binder ESSELTE 624072, polypropylene, red, 52 mm spine, up to 350 sheets

ESSELTE 624072 is a red polypropylene ring binder designed to store and organise A4 documents. With external dimensions of 318 × 290 mm and a 52 mm spine, the binder accommodates up to 350 sheets (80 g/m²) and combines a slim profile with durable materials suitable for office filing, reports and archival use.

Advantages

The binder features durable PP construction that resists moisture and everyday wear. Metal rings provide secure fastening and maintain alignment of documents. The slim but robust design supports shelf storage while allowing easy retrieval. The product includes a replaceable spine pocket label and reinforced metal edges for safer handling.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents, reports and manuals
• Office filing and project documentation
• Archival storage of up to 350 sheets (80 g/m²)
• Use in environments requiring moisture-resistant covers

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) cover
• Colour: red
• External dimensions: 318 × 290 mm
• Spine width: 52 mm
• Sheet capacity: up to 350 sheets (80 g/m²)
• Closure: metal ring mechanism with precise alignment of pins and arches
• Features: replaceable spine pocket label, thumbhole, reinforced metal edges
• Durability: mechanism rated for long-term reliable closing (guaranteed performance over repeated use)

How to use

Open the metal rings using the lever mechanism, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings and close until the rings click into place to ensure secure fastening. Use the spine pocket label to mark contents for quick identification. Store the binder upright on a shelf using the slim spine profile; the thumbhole and reinforced edges assist easy removal and handling.

Usage recommendations

For long-term preservation, keep documents clean and avoid overfilling beyond the specified 350-sheet capacity. If storing in humid environments, use the polypropylene cover to reduce moisture exposure. Replace the spine label when contents change to maintain clear organisation.