Ring binder Herlitz maX.file Fresh Colour A4 Green

The Herlitz maX.file Fresh Colour A4 ring binder in green is a durable document organizer designed for everyday office and school use. Constructed from sturdy cardboard with a color-coated finish, it features a D-ring mechanism that holds punched sheets securely and allows smooth page turning. Its A4 format fits standard documents and offers a practical solution for sorting, storing and transporting printed materials.

Advantages

This ring binder combines a robust D-ring mechanism with a reinforced spine and durable cardboard covers to provide long-lasting storage for frequently used documents. The bright green finish makes it easy to identify among other files, while the smooth ring action reduces wear on punched paper. The binder’s construction balances lightweight handling with sufficient rigidity to protect contents during daily use.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 documents, reports and handouts
• Student notes, course materials and assignments
• Office filing for meetings, projects and client files
• Archiving documents that require regular access

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Ring type: D-ring mechanism for secure sheet retention and even page alignment
• Material: sturdy cardboard covers with color finish
• Colour: green
• Capacity: suitable for holding a large number of punched A4 sheets (capacity varies with paper thickness and ring size)
• Spine: reinforced for improved durability and upright storage

How to use

Open the D-ring mechanism by pulling the ring tabs apart, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings and close the mechanism until it clicks to secure the papers. Use index dividers or transparent pockets to separate sections or protect loose inserts. Store the binder upright on a shelf or stack it flat; avoid excessive weight on top to maintain spine shape. Regularly check the ring alignment and adjust gently if pages do not turn smoothly.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use standard 2- or 4-hole punched A4 paper and avoid overfilling beyond the binder’s comfortable capacity. Label the spine or front cover for quick identification, and pair the binder with plastic sleeves for documents that require extra protection or frequent handling.