Lever arch file LEITZ 180 PP A4 with 50 mm spine, plastic, blue

LEITZ Lever arch file 180 PP A4 with 50 mm spine is a plastic A4 lever-arch binder designed to store and organise documents in offices, schools and home workspaces. The folder is made of durable polypropylene in blue, with an overall height of 320 mm and a weight of 440 g. Its spine is specified as 50 mm (listed width 55 mm) and it accommodates bound and punched A4 paperwork for filing and archiving.

Advantages

The LEITZ design features a mechanism that opens to 180°, enabling a wider opening for easier filing and access to documents. Constructed with a resistant PP cover and laminated inner paper layers, the binder is built for frequent handling. Practical details such as a thumbhole for removal from shelving, reinforced metal shoes and a pocket on the spine for interchangeable labels improve usability and identification. The mechanism carries a multi-year guarantee, supporting reliable long-term use.

Suitable for

• Office filing and document archiving
• School and educational paperwork organisation
• Home office document storage
• Project folders and reference materials

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document capacity
• Spine width: 50 mm (listed width 55 mm)
• Overall height: 320 mm
• Material: polypropylene (PP) cover with laminated inner paper
• Weight: 440 g
• Filing capacity: approximately 350 A4 sheets (80 g/m²)
• Opening mechanism: 180° opening for wider access
• Additional features: thumbhole, metal shoes, spine label pocket
• Guarantee: 5 year guarantee on the mechanism

How to use

Place punched A4 sheets onto the lever arch rings and close the mechanism to secure documents. Use the 180° opening to position pages easily and to reduce bending when inserting or removing sheets. Label the spine using the pocket for clear identification on shelves. Use the thumbhole to remove the binder from storage and the reinforced metal shoes to protect the bottom edge during handling.

Usage recommendations

Store the binder on a stable shelf in an upright position and avoid overfilling beyond the specified capacity to maintain mechanism performance. For long-term archiving, use standard 80 g/m² paper and keep the binder away from prolonged direct sunlight and extreme humidity to preserve the cover and internal lamination.