Lever arch file HERLITZ A4 80 mm turquoise

HERLITZ Lever arch file A4 80 mm in turquoise is a standard office binder designed to store punched A4 documents with a wide spine capacity. The folder features a metal lever mechanism and a ring assembly that securely holds up to the capacity corresponding to an 80 mm spine, and a clear spine label for quick identification. Its turquoise finish provides a consistent look for colour-coded filing in offices, schools and home environments.

Advantages

The metal lever mechanism offers smooth operation when opening and closing the rings, reducing strain on documents and enabling quick insertion or removal of punched paper. The wide 80 mm spine accommodates a large volume of A4 sheets and standard dividers or plastic sleeves. A reinforced cover and stable spine maintain shape during frequent use, and the visible spine label allows easy identification of contents on a shelf.

Suitable for

• Organising office paperwork and project files
• School materials, handouts and coursework
• Home document storage such as bills, manuals and records
• Long-term archiving of punched A4 documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible for punched paper
• Spine width: 80 mm capacity for high-volume storage
• Closure type: metal lever mechanism with ring assembly
• Cover finish: turquoise colour for colour-coded filing
• Label: clear spine label for content identification
• Material: rigid reinforced cover for shape retention

How to use

Place punched A4 documents onto the ring assembly and operate the metal lever to open the rings. Slide the paper onto the rings and close the mechanism until it locks securely. Use the spine label to note the contents and store the lever arch file upright on a shelf or in a filing cabinet. For best results, distribute documents evenly and avoid overfilling beyond the 80 mm spine capacity.

Usage recommendations

Use standard punched A4 paper and compatible dividers or plastic sleeves to protect frequently handled pages. Keep files upright and avoid placing heavy objects on top to maintain the binder's shape and ensure reliable function of the lever mechanism.