Binding Covers Office Products A4 250gsm Glossy Cardboard White, 100 pcs

Office Products A4 250gsm Glossy Cardboard White binding covers come in a pack of 100 and are designed to serve as front or back covers for bound documents. Manufactured from 250 gsm glossy cardboard, these A4 sheets provide a stiff, smooth surface that protects contents while presenting a clean, professional finish for reports, proposals and presentations. The white glossy surface is suitable for printing, labeling or handwriting and fits common comb, spiral and thermal binding systems.

Advantages

The 250 gsm glossy cardboard offers a balance of rigidity and a smooth finish that resists creasing and provides durability for frequently handled documents. The consistent white color gives a uniform appearance across multiple documents and enhances printed graphics or text. Supplied in a pack of 100, these covers reduce the need for frequent reordering and are suitable for medium- to high-volume use in offices, schools and print shops.

Suitable for

• Front or back covers for reports, proposals and presentations
• Comb binding, spiral binding and thermal binding applications
• Office, school and printshop document finishing
• Printing or labeling to identify project or client documents

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Material weight: 250 gsm glossy cardboard
• Color: white
• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Surface finish: glossy

How to use

Choose the glossy cardboard sheet as the front or back cover when preparing documents for binding. Align the sheet with the document pages and the chosen binding spine, ensuring holes or perforations match the binding system. For printing on the covers, use a compatible printer setting for thick paper or cardstock and allow ink to dry before binding. Insert the cover with the glossy side facing outward for a polished appearance.

Usage recommendations

For best results when printing, adjust printer settings to a heavy paper or cardstock option and feed one sheet at a time if the printer supports it. When using thermal or comb binding, confirm hole spacing and spine size to accommodate the document thickness; use the covers as both front and back protection for frequently handled reports.