Ring Binder Herlitz 50043958 A4 Multicolour D-ring 80mm

The HERLITZ ring binder 50043958 is designed for A4 documents and offers a practical solution for organizing large volumes of paper. Featuring a D-ring mechanism and an 80 mm spine width, this multicolour binder allows neat filing and smooth page turning while providing visible colour coding for quick identification. Manufactured in Germany, the binder combines robust construction with a functional design suitable for home, office, or educational environments.

Advantages

The D-ring mechanism ensures even distribution of pages along the spine and reduces stress on punched sheets during use. The 80 mm capacity accommodates thick document sets such as manuals, reports, or training materials. Multicolour covers provide an easy way to sort and identify subjects or projects. The binder’s durable materials and reinforced edges support frequent handling and long-term storage.

Suitable for

• Archiving A4 documents and reports
• Organizing training materials and manuals
• Classroom or student notebooks and course packs
• Project files and office filing systems

Key specifications

• Document size compatibility: A4
• Ring type: D-ring for improved page alignment
• Spine width / capacity: 80 mm
• Cover style: multicolour finish for visual sorting
• Construction: reinforced edges and sturdy cover material suitable for repeated use
• Country of manufacture: Germany

How to use

Open the D-ring mechanism to insert punched A4 pages or plastic sleeves, aligning holes with the ring posts. Close the rings securely to prevent page displacement. For optimum organisation, group documents by subject or date and use the multicolour covers to mark different categories. The binder can be stored upright on shelves or placed in flat storage for transport.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use standard A4 punched paper or compatible A4 plastic sleeves. Avoid overfilling beyond the 80 mm capacity to maintain the integrity of the rings and punched holes. When transporting, keep the binder closed and upright to reduce stress on the binding mechanism.