Ring Binder INTERDRUK A4 75 mm spine, burgundy glossy

INTERDRUK A4 ring binder with a 75 mm spine in burgundy glossy finish is designed to store and organise punched A4 documents. The binder accepts standard punched sheets and offers substantial capacity for several hundred pages depending on paper thickness. Its glossy burgundy cover provides a professional appearance suitable for office, school and home use, while compatibility with common two- or four-ring filing setups enables straightforward archiving and retrieval.

Advantages

The binder features a wide 75 mm spine that increases storage capacity without significantly increasing shelf depth. The glossy cover resists light scuffs and maintains a neat surface for longer periods. A robust ring mechanism ensures secure closure and straightforward page turning. Its neutral burgundy colour blends with most office environments and makes document collections easy to differentiate.

Suitable for

• Archiving project files, reports and manuals
• Organising school notes, coursework and handouts
• Home record keeping, such as receipts and warranties
• Preparing presentations and client portfolios

Key specifications

• Size: A4 document format
• Spine width: 75 mm for higher document capacity
• Cover finish: glossy burgundy
• Capacity: holds several hundred sheets depending on paper weight
• Ring type: standard ring mechanism compatible with common punched documents

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and insert punched A4 sheets or punched plastic pockets. Close the rings firmly to secure documents and check alignment to avoid page catching. Use the spine area to label contents for easy identification on shelves. For frequent access, distribute heavy documents across multiple binders to keep rings operating smoothly and pages easy to turn.

Usage recommendations

Store the binder upright on shelves to maintain shape and prevent warping. Avoid overfilling beyond the suggested capacity for the spine width to reduce stress on the ring mechanism. For long-term archiving, place documents in punched polypropylene pockets before inserting them into the binder to protect pages from wear.