Ring Binder Esselte 320270 A4 Yellow

The Ring Binder Esselte 320270 A4 in yellow is a durable document folder designed to store and organise A4 papers. Constructed from polypropylene with a cardboard core, the binder combines lightweight handling with stable shape retention. Its dimensions of 290 mm width, 72 mm spine depth and 318 mm height provide space for thick document stacks while maintaining a slim profile suitable for shelf storage. The product is FSC certified, reflecting responsible sourcing of its fibre components.

Advantages

This ring binder provides reliable document retention and easy access thanks to its ring mechanism and reinforced spine. The polypropylene cover resists moisture and surface wear, while the cardboard reinforcement keeps the binder straight on the shelf. The bright yellow colour improves visual identification and indexing among other folders. Materials used offer a balance of light weight and structural strength for everyday office or home use.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 reports, manuals and project files
• Filing invoices, contracts and administrative paperwork
• Colour-coded archiving and quick visual retrieval
• Home office and school document storage

Key specifications

• Document format compatibility: A4
• Cover material: polypropylene with cardboard reinforcement
• External dimensions (W×D×H): 290 × 72 × 318 mm
• Spine depth: 72 mm (suitable for large document stacks)
• Colour: yellow
• Certification: Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) for responsible fibre sourcing

How to use

Open the ring mechanism and insert punched A4 sheets or punched plastic sleeves. Close the rings to secure contents; use the reinforced spine and cover to support heavy stacks and prevent deformation. Store vertically on shelves or horizontally if required for dense archiving. Clean the surface with a damp cloth; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maintain colour integrity.

Usage recommendations

For efficient filing, group documents by project or date and use the yellow binder as part of a colour-coded system. Use punched reinforcements on frequently handled pages to extend their lifespan and distribute heavy contents across multiple binders when storing bulky sets of documents.