Plastic Binding Covers A4 200 µm in Transparent Colors, 100 pcs, HERLITZ — Brown

Transparent plastic binding covers for A4 documents in brown, manufactured by HERLITZ. Each cover is 200 µm thick and sold in a pack of 100 pieces. These covers are intended to be used as front or back protection for bound documents, offering surface protection while allowing the first page to remain visible through the transparent material. They are compatible with comb and thermal binding systems and suit a range of office and presentation applications.

Advantages

The 200 µm thickness provides a balance between flexibility and durability, protecting pages from dirt, spills and everyday wear. Transparent brown colouring gives a subtle, professional look while preserving legibility of title pages and cover sheets. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, the covers are convenient for recurring binding tasks and reduce the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Reports and business presentations
• Training manuals and instructional booklets
• Office documentation and record keeping
• School projects and student portfolios

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for standard A4 documents)
• Material: transparent plastic
• Thickness: 200 µm
• Colour: brown (transparent)
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Compatibility: designed for use with comb binding and thermal binding systems

How to use

Place one cover at the front or back of a prepared stack of A4 pages and align edges before inserting into a compatible comb or thermal binding machine. Ensure the cover is oriented so that the transparent side faces outward and the coloured tint aligns with the document’s design. Follow the operating instructions of your binding equipment to complete the binding process. For best results, keep pages straight and remove any loose debris from the document edge prior to binding.

Usage recommendations

Store covers flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping or colour changes. When selecting covers for professional presentations, test a single cover with your binding method to confirm alignment and appearance before processing large batches.