Document divider FORPUS 1–31 polypropylene MAXI 297×245 mm, 31 tabs

FORPUS document divider set with 31 numbered tabs in MAXI format 297×245 mm is designed to separate and organize loose sheets in ring binders, folders and archive boxes. Made from durable polypropylene, each divider resists tearing and moisture, keeping papers protected while providing a clear, numbered index for quick retrieval of reports, projects and reference materials. The MAXI size accommodates A4 and larger documents with a comfortable margin for punching or trimming.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction ensures flexibility and tear resistance while remaining lightweight. Numbered tabs from 1 to 31 offer straightforward indexing for monthly records, multi‑chapter reports or large project documentation. The MAXI 297×245 mm format gives extra margin for reinforced punching and reduces edge wear. The product is compatible with standard ring binders and most filing systems, offering long‑term durability and easy handling.

Suitable for

• Office filing and document organization
• School coursework, class materials and portfolios
• Project documentation and technical reports
• Archiving monthly records and invoices
• Home reference binder for manuals and receipts

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene
• Format: MAXI 297×245 mm
• Number of tabs: 31 numbered dividers
• Tab style: full-length numbered tabs (1–31)
• Finish: smooth, tear-resistant surface

How to use

Place the divider set into a compatible ring binder or folder by aligning the punched edge with the binder rings and closing the rings securely. Use the numbered tabs to assign sections for each chapter, month or subject; write additional labels on the tab area if needed. Insert document groups behind each corresponding divider to keep papers sorted and maintain easy access to frequently used pages.

Usage recommendations

Store dividers flat or upright in a dry environment to avoid bending. When adding or removing pages, open binder rings fully to prevent stress on the punched edge. For long-term archiving, group related documents behind the corresponding numbered tab and avoid overfilling each section to maintain tab integrity and prevent page damage.