Ring Binder Leitz 11060036 A4 Blue

The Leitz 11060036 A4 ring binder in blue is a robust document folder designed to store and protect A4 papers and reports. Constructed for frequent use, this binder accommodates up to 500 sheets and provides a neat, upright solution for filing on shelves and in cabinets. Its blue finish offers a clear visual cue for colour-coded filing systems while the rigid cover and spine maintain document shape and order.

Advantages

This Leitz ring binder combines high sheet capacity with a sturdy format, reducing the need for multiple binders. The durable cover material resists wear and helps protect contents from dust and bending. The binder’s spine width and reinforced edges improve handling when removing or returning from storage. Its neutral design fits professional and home environments.

Suitable for

• Archiving large reports and project documentation
• Organizing contract files, invoices and receipts
• Creating reference folders for offices, studios or home use
• Colour-coded filing systems where blue denotes a specific category

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size
• Sheet capacity: up to 500 sheets
• External dimensions: approx. 312 mm (width) × 82 mm (spine depth) × 318 mm (height)
• Closure: metal ring mechanism suitable for punched paper
• Cover: rigid, durable material with reinforced spine
• Colour: blue
• Pack quantity: 1 binder per pack

How to use

Open the metal ring mechanism and insert punched A4 sheets or punched plastic pockets. Close the rings securely to ensure pages lie flat and remain in order. Store the binder upright on a shelf or lay flat if preferred. For frequent access, place the binder in an accessible location and label the spine for quick identification. When removing or adding large quantities of pages, open the rings fully to avoid bending or misaligning the paper.

Usage recommendations

For long-term archiving, use acid-free sleeves or dividers to protect sensitive documents. Avoid overfilling beyond the specified sheet capacity to maintain the mechanism’s function and the binder’s shape.