Cardboard binder Leitz A4 blue

The Leitz Cardboard binder A4 in blue is a compact document storage solution designed for A4 paper. It accommodates up to 250 sheets and measures 240 x 318 x 1 mm, combining slim dimensions with a practical ring mechanism for straightforward filing and access. Constructed from sturdy cardboard, the binder offers a balance of lightweight handling and reliable protection for documents used in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

The durable cardboard cover provides structural stability while keeping the binder lightweight and easy to handle. The ring binder mechanism enables secure holding and convenient turning of pages, making additions and removals simple. Its slim profile and professional blue finish save shelf space and provide consistent appearance when stored with other A4 folders. The product is suitable for frequent use where a low-weight, economical binder is preferred.

Suitable for

• Organizing A4 reports, notes and printed materials
• Storing up to 250 sheets for project folders or class materials
• Use in office filing systems and home paperwork management
• Short-term transport of documents and presentations

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Capacity: up to 250 sheets (depending on paper weight)
• Dimensions: 240 x 318 x 1 mm
• Cover material: cardboard
• Color: blue
• Closure/mechanism: ring binder mechanism for punched paper

How to use

Open the ring binder mechanism and insert punched A4 sheets or punched document sleeves. Close the rings to secure the contents and store the binder upright on a shelf or in a filing cabinet. For frequent additions, open the rings only as much as needed to avoid misalignment. When transporting, keep the binder flat or upright in a bag or briefcase to prevent bending of the cardboard cover.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, avoid exposure to high humidity and direct sunlight to preserve the cardboard cover and prevent paper warping. Use paper of standard office weight (80 g/m²) to achieve the stated capacity; heavier paper will reduce maximum sheet count. Label the spine or front cover to improve quick identification in multi-folder filing systems.