Document archive folder Multi-s 40 mm with tape — model 150-01867

Document archive folder Multi-s 40 mm with tape — model 150-01867 is a practical filing solution designed for storing, protecting and transporting paper documents. The folder features a 40 mm spine capacity that accommodates multiple sheets, a reinforced cover construction for regular handling, and an integrated self-adhesive tape closure to secure contents. The spine provides a clear labeling area for quick identification in shelving and archive boxes.

Advantages

The folder combines a compact 40 mm spine with a reliable self-adhesive tape closure, offering both capacity and secure fastening without the need for additional fasteners. Its durable cover material resists creasing and everyday wear, while the visible spine label area supports systematic organization. The lightweight design makes it suitable for transport and stacking, and the construction is intended for repeated use in office, home or archive environments.

Suitable for

• Storing reports, correspondence and project documents
• Organizing paper archives in offices and home workspaces
• Transporting documents between meetings or sites
• Temporary storage of invoices, receipts and certificates

Key specifications

• Spine width: 40 mm
• Closure type: self-adhesive tape
• Cover: reinforced, crease-resistant material
• Label area: visible spine labeling zone for identification
• Intended use: document storage, archiving and transport

How to use

Place documents neatly inside the folder, aligning them with the spine. Fold the cover over the contents and secure the folder by pressing the self-adhesive tape firmly to the corresponding area, ensuring a reliable seal. Write or apply a label on the spine labeling zone for easy identification when shelved. For transport, keep folders upright or flat in a box to prevent bending of the contents.

Usage recommendations

Store the archive folder in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity to preserve material integrity. For long-term archiving, avoid overfilling beyond the 40 mm spine capacity to prevent strain on the closure and cover. Use clear, concise labels on the spine for efficient retrieval.