Ring Binder HERLITZ A4 5 cm spine 2-ring (model 11167491)

HERLITZ A4 ring binder with a 5 cm spine and a two-ring mechanism is designed to store, sort and protect A4 documents in office, school or home environments. The binder provides an expanded capacity thanks to the 5 cm spine while keeping documents securely fastened with a simple two-ring fastening system. The outer cover and spine are sized for conventional A4 paperwork and printed materials, allowing neat archiving and easy retrieval.

Advantages

The 5 cm spine increases sheet capacity without significantly increasing binder footprint, making it practical for archiving larger sets of documents. The two-ring mechanism ensures reliable holding and straightforward sheet turning. The binder’s dimensions match standard A4 paper, enabling compatibility with punched documents and printed materials. Construction and materials are chosen for everyday use, offering a balance between durability and lightweight handling.

Suitable for

• Storing and archiving A4 reports, manuals and project files
• Organizing school worksheets and student portfolios
• Keeping home documents such as invoices, guarantees and manuals
• Collecting meeting notes and training materials

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4
• Spine width: 5 cm for increased document capacity
• Ring mechanism: two-ring fastening system for punched sheets
• Capacity: suitable for larger stacks of A4 paper (approximate capacity corresponds to a 5 cm spine)
• Use environment: office, school, home

How to use

Open the two-ring mechanism, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings and close the mechanism to secure documents. Use dividers or labelled inserts to separate sections and improve retrieval. Place the binder upright on a shelf or flat in storage; the 5 cm spine provides visible space for labeling on the spine for quick identification.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use correctly punched A4 paper and avoid overfilling beyond the recommended spine capacity. Store the binder in a dry environment and label the spine for efficient archival access.