Folder binding accessory Leitz 37110035

The Leitz 37110035 folder binding accessory is a polypropylene (PP) binding strip designed to secure and present loose documents in a tidy, durable format. In blue, with a 35 mm width and 310 mm length, this accessory holds assembled pages together and creates a flat, professional finish for reports, manuals and archives. Each pack contains 25 identical binding strips suitable for light to medium document volumes.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction offers resistance to tearing and moisture while remaining lightweight and flexible. The 35 mm width provides sufficient clamping area for multiple sheets without adding bulk. The slim 1 mm profile keeps finished documents compact for storage or transport. Sold in a multi-pack of 25 pieces, the accessory supports efficient batch processing and consistent presentation across sets of documents.

Suitable for

• Binding reports, presentations and manuals
• Office filing and document archiving
• Prepared client packages and training materials
• Temporary or semi-permanent document binding where re-access is needed

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Color: blue
• Width (clamping area): 35 mm
• Length: 310 mm
• Thickness / height: 1 mm
• Quantity per pack: 25 pieces
• Suitable for light to medium document volumes

How to use

Align the sheets to be bound so edges are even, then position the Leitz 37110035 binding strip along the edge to be secured. Depending on the binding method in use, slide or clamp the strip onto the assembled pages until it holds them tightly; ensure the strip is centered and the documents lie flat. For best results, pair with matching covers or title sheets when preparing presentations. To remove or replace, carefully slide the strip off the document edge to access the pages.

Usage recommendations

Use on paper weights commonly used in office printing (e.g., 80–120 g/m²) and avoid forcing the strip over excessively thick stacks. Store unused strips flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain color and flexibility. For archival sets, combine with labeled covers and spine inserts where needed to improve indexing and retrieval.