Ring Binder ESSELTE 811411 A4 Blue, capacity 350 sheets, 52×287×318 mm

ESSELTE 811411 is an A4 ring binder in blue designed to store and organise punched papers, reports and documents. With a capacity of up to 350 sheets and external dimensions of 52 × 287 × 318 mm, this binder provides a practical solution for filing, archiving and transport in office, school or home environments. The product combines a rigid cover and a secure ring mechanism to keep documents flat and accessible.

Advantages

The binder offers a high sheet capacity while remaining compact enough for shelf storage and transport. A reinforced spine and reliable ring closure ensure documents stay in place and resist deformation during handling. The blue cover provides a professional appearance and makes it easy to colour-code files. The design supports quick opening and closing for efficient document insertion and removal.

Suitable for

• Archiving and long-term storage of printed A4 documents
• Organising school materials, reports and assignments
• Office filing of invoices, contracts and meeting papers
• Transporting punched documents between locations

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Capacity: up to 350 sheets (standard punched paper)
• External dimensions: 52 × 287 × 318 mm
• Cover colour: blue
• Binding type: ring mechanism suitable for punched sheets
• Cover construction: rigid for document protection

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and align punched papers on the rings, then close the rings until they click to secure the pages. Place dividers or index sheets as needed to separate sections. Store the binder upright on a shelf or lay flat for transport, ensuring the cover is closed to protect contents. For best results, use standard A4 punched paper compatible with the ring spacing.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the binder's lifespan, avoid overfilling beyond the stated capacity and keep it away from prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight. For frequent access, use durable punched reinforcements on the pages and consider dividing large collections into multiple binders to maintain easy handling.