Lever arch file LEITZ A4 80 mm plastic 180° ring binder Blue, capacity 600 sheets

LEITZ lever arch file for A4 documents with an 80 mm spine and 180° opening. Constructed from durable plastic in a blue finish, the binder provides a high-capacity solution for organising and storing paperwork. With an approximate size of 81 × 320 mm and a lightweight build of around 530 g, this lever arch file combines robust construction with easy handling for office, archive or home use.

Advantages

The 180° ring mechanism allows the file to open completely flat for straightforward insertion and removal of A4 sheets. Its 80 mm spine offers an expanded storage capacity, accommodating up to 600 sheets at maximum capacity while maintaining a compact external profile. The plastic cover resists wear and moisture better than some card alternatives, and the lightweight construction supports easy transport between workspaces.

Suitable for

• Long-term document storage and archiving
• Everyday office filing of reports, invoices and project documents
• Home organisation of manuals, schoolwork and receipts
• Portable project binders and meeting materials
• Departments requiring quick access to frequently used A4 paperwork

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Spine width: 80 mm
• Opening angle: 180° ring mechanism
• Maximum capacity: up to 600 sheets
• Material: durable plastic cover
• Approximate external dimensions: 81 × 320 mm
• Weight: approximately 530 g
• Colour: blue

How to use

Open the lever arch file fully to 180° to expose the ring mechanism. Align punched A4 sheets with the rings and close the mechanism by returning the lever to its locked position; ensure sheets sit evenly to prevent bending. For larger volumes, distribute documents evenly and avoid overfilling beyond recommended capacity to maintain the mechanism's function. Store the file upright on a shelf or place it flat in storage to reduce stress on the spine.

Usage recommendations

Use reinforced punched holes or reinforcements on frequently handled pages to extend sheet life. Label the spine or use an insert for quick identification. When archiving for long periods, keep the binder in a dry, temperate environment away from direct sunlight to preserve plastic and paper quality.