Ring binder HERLITZ lever A4 50 mm berry — 2-ring, durable spine

Ring binder HERLITZ lever A4 50 mm berry is a two-ring lever arch folder designed for storing and organizing punched A4 documents. The binder has a 50 mm spine that accommodates a substantial stack of papers, with a lever mechanism that opens and closes the two metal rings for straightforward insertion and removal of sheets. The compact berry-coloured cover gives a neat appearance suitable for office, school or home filing.

Advantages

The binder combines a durable spine with a reliable lever-operated two-ring mechanism to ensure secure holding of punched documents and easy handling when adding or removing pages. Its A4 format and 50 mm capacity make it suitable for medium to large document sets, while the berry colour provides a professional yet distinct look. The metal rings and mechanism are designed for repeated use, and the construction supports upright storage on shelves or in cabinets.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 punched documents such as reports, manuals and training materials
• School folders for subject notes and assignments
• Home filing of warranties, invoices and personal records
• Office archiving and project documentation where moderate capacity is required

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Number of rings: 2 (metal)
• Spine width / capacity: 50 mm
• Closing mechanism: lever-operated ring opener
• Cover colour: berry
• Orientation: upright shelf storage compatible

How to use

Open the lever to release the two metal rings, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings and close the lever until the rings are securely locked. To reorganise documents, open the lever and slide pages off or onto the rings as required. Store the binder upright on a shelf or lay it flat in a drawer; handle the lever gently to maintain the mechanism’s longevity.

Usage recommendations

For longer life of the binder mechanism, avoid overfilling beyond the 50 mm spine capacity and keep the rings aligned before closing. Use standard 2-hole punched A4 paper for reliable fit and consider adding index tabs or dividers to improve document navigation.