Clipboard A4 MAUL 2360690 Black Polypropylene

The MAUL clipboard in black polypropylene provides a slim, lightweight surface for holding and transporting A4 documents. Made from 0.23 mm thick PP material, this clipboard measures 310 mm wide and 15 mm deep, offering a compact solution for keeping papers flat and accessible. The polyprolylene construction resists bending and daily wear, making it suitable for classrooms, offices and field use where a stable writing surface is required.

Advantages

The polypropylene material delivers a balance of flexibility and resistance to creasing, while the slim profile keeps the clipboard easy to carry in folders or bags. Its lightweight construction reduces fatigue during extended use and the smooth surface supports writing without impressions from underlying surfaces. The black finish provides a neutral, professional appearance that hides minor scuffs and maintains a consistent look over time.

Suitable for

• Students taking notes or completing assignments on the go
• Office staff who need a portable writing surface for meetings or signatures
• Field workers and inspectors recording data outside the office
• Workshops and training sessions where temporary document handling is required

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Material thickness: 0.23 mm
• Compatible paper size: A4
• Width: 310 mm
• Depth: 15 mm
• Colour: black
• Surface: smooth, writable with pen or pencil

How to use

Place A4 documents on the clipboard surface and secure them with the clip or retaining mechanism. Use the clipboard as a stable writing surface for note-taking, form completion or document review. When transporting, store the clipboard in a bag or under arm to keep papers flat; avoid placing heavy objects on top to prevent bending. Clean the surface with a damp cloth when necessary and allow it to dry before placing papers back on the board.

Usage recommendations

For everyday durability, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and extreme heat to prevent material deformation. Use pens or pencils suitable for standard paper; felt-tip markers may transfer through thin sheets if heavy pressure is applied. Regularly inspect the clip for secure retention and replace if the holding force decreases.