File folder LEITZ 47090061 — polypropylene (PP) A4, 235×313×7 mm, blue

LEITZ 47090061 is a conventional A4 file folder made from durable polypropylene (PP) with a slim profile and matt blue finish. Its external dimensions are 235 × 313 × 7 mm, making it suitable for organising and storing A4 documents, loose sheets and small sets of papers. The water-resistant polypropylene construction offers lightweight protection for documents during everyday use at the office, at school, at home or while transporting papers for short-term archiving.

Advantages

The polypropylene material provides resistance to moisture and everyday wear while remaining lightweight, and the slim 7 mm thickness helps save space in shelves and bags. The matt blue surface offers a neat, non-reflective appearance suitable for professional and domestic environments. The folder is designed for easy insertion and removal of A4 sheets and supports tidy document management without bulky binders.

Suitable for

• Organising A4 documents, reports and loose sheets
• Transporting small sets of papers between home, office and school
• Short-term storage and archiving of project files and handouts
• Protecting documents from spills and moisture during everyday use

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Size: fits A4 documents
• External dimensions: 235 × 313 × 7 mm
• Colour: blue with matt finish
• Profile: slim, lightweight
• Resistance: water-resistant surface

How to use

Insert A4 sheets or small document sets into the folder by aligning the paper with the open edge and sliding them in gently until they sit flat. Use the folder as a carrying wallet for meetings or classes and place it upright on shelves for short-term storage. Clean the polypropylene surface with a soft damp cloth if required and avoid exposure to high heat sources to preserve shape and finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the folder on a flat surface and avoid overfilling beyond its 7 mm capacity to prevent deformation. Use the folder for active projects and transport rather than long-term archival storage.