Hanging folder Leitz Alpha Folder A4 Blue

The Leitz Alpha Folder A4 in blue is a durable hanging folder designed for A4 documents. It measures 261 mm in width and 348 mm in height and weighs approximately 90 g, offering a lightweight solution for organized storage. The folder's construction supports easy insertion and retrieval of papers and integrates with standard filing systems to keep documents accessible and tidy.

Advantages

The folder combines a robust material build with low weight, allowing frequent handling without adding bulk. Its dimensions are optimized for A4 paperwork and its hanging design ensures compatibility with common filing rails. The blue finish provides a clear visual identifier for quick retrieval while the reinforced edges improve longevity under regular use.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 reports, invoices and correspondence in office filing cabinets
• Storing project documentation and client files by color-coding
• Home paperwork such as manuals, guarantees and important letters
• Archiving documents on hanging rails in administrative or educational settings

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible
• Outer dimensions: 261 mm (width) x 348 mm (height)
• Weight: approximately 90 g
• Color: blue
• Design: hanging folder for use with standard filing rails
• Construction: lightweight, durable material with reinforced edges

How to use

Place the folder onto filing rails by engaging the hanging hooks with the cabinet or box rails. Insert A4 documents inside the folder, aligning them to the bottom to ensure even support. Use the folder's open top to add or remove pages without removing the entire folder from the rails. For transport, lift the folder by its reinforced edges and avoid overfilling to prevent deformation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, distribute documents evenly and avoid exceeding the folder's capacity. Use color-coded folders to create an intuitive filing system; store frequently used files at eye level for quick access and archive older documents in lower or less accessible positions.