Ring binder INTERDRUK A4 2-ring 50 mm pink (model 394090)

INTERDRUK A4 2-ring binder with a 50 mm spine in pink is a document storage solution designed for organizing A4 papers, reports and manuals. The binder features a rigid cover and a standard two-ring mechanism that secures punched sheets while allowing easy turning and access. Its 50 mm spine provides capacity for a substantial number of pages, making it suitable for regular filing and reference use in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

The binder combines a durable cover with a reliable two-ring fastening that keeps documents in place and reduces page migration. The 50 mm spine offers increased capacity compared with slimmer binders while maintaining a compact footprint on shelves. The pink colour helps with visual organisation and quick identification among other files. The mechanism is compatible with standard A4 punched paper and allows smooth opening and closing for inserting or removing pages.

Suitable for

• Organising reports, manuals and reference documents
• School assignments and coursework storage
• Office filing and archiving of project documentation
• Personal documents and paperwork at home

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size
• Ring type: two-ring mechanism
• Spine width: 50 mm capacity
• Cover: rigid/firm cover for protection
• Colour: pink for visual sorting

How to use

Open the two-ring mechanism by using the levers or opening tabs on the binder, align punched pages with the rings and close the mechanism until it clicks or feels secure. Arrange documents in the desired order before inserting to reduce the need for reworking. Store the binder upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer; avoid overfilling beyond the 50 mm spine capacity to maintain the shape and function of the rings and cover.

Usage recommendations

For long-term storage, keep the binder in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and cover integrity. Use standard A4 punched holes (two-hole pattern compatible with the mechanism) and distribute heavy documents across multiple binders to avoid strain on the rings.