Ring Binder LEITZ 4563-10-50 A4 polypropylene green, capacity 150 sheets

LEITZ ring binder 4563-10-50 is a polypropylene A4 binder in green designed to store and protect loose documents. With a capacity for approximately 150 sheets and a standard ring mechanism, this binder provides organised filing and reliable document retention for everyday use in offices, schools and homes. The polypropylene cover resists moisture and wear, keeping contents accessible while maintaining a slim profile for shelf storage.

Advantages

The polypropylene cover offers water resistance and increased durability compared with paper-based binders, while the standard ring mechanism ensures even page alignment and straightforward opening and closing. Its A4 format matches standard document sizes, enabling neat filing of reports, class materials and printed sheets. The green colour provides a simple visual identifier for quick retrieval among multiple binders.

Suitable for

• Organising printed reports and project documentation
• School notes, handouts and study materials
• Home paperwork such as guarantees, manuals and receipts
• Archiving short-term office records and reference materials

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Material: polypropylene cover
• Colour: green
• Capacity: approx. 150 sheets
• Closure: standard ring mechanism
• Spine style: standard binder spine suitable for shelf storage

How to use

Open the ring mechanism using the designated levers or tabs, insert punched papers evenly along the rings and close the mechanism until it snaps into place to secure pages. Use the spine to label the binder for quick identification. Store vertically on a shelf or horizontally in a drawer to keep documents flat and protected. For maximum longevity, avoid overfilling beyond the indicated capacity and keep the binder away from prolonged direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For organised filing, group related documents by topic and use dividers or transparent sleeves to separate sections. Regularly check the ring alignment and avoid forcing rings open beyond their intended movement to maintain smooth operation and prevent damage.