Sleeves for CD/DVD discs office products, polypropylene (PP), for ring binders, 10 pieces, transparent

Pack of 10 transparent polypropylene (PP) sleeves from office products designed to store and organize individual CD and DVD discs in ring binders. Each sleeve holds one disc in a clear protective pocket and features a punched edge that fits standard ring binder mechanisms. The sleeves provide a slim, space-saving way to archive optical media, reduce exposure to dust and surface scratches, and keep collections, backups, or software libraries arranged and accessible.

Advantages

Made from durable polypropylene, these sleeves combine flexibility with tear resistance to protect disc surfaces while remaining lightweight. The clear material ensures easy identification of disc labels without removal, and the punched edge is reinforced to maintain alignment in binders. Because each sleeve holds a single disc, the solution minimizes contact between discs and simplifies retrieval and replacement.

Suitable for

• Organizing CD and DVD collections in office or home binders
• Archiving software backups, media assets, or audio/video files
• Storing educational or training discs in schools and institutions
• Protecting individual discs during transport or long-term storage

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Color/finish: transparent/clear
• Capacity: 1 disc per sleeve
• Pack quantity: 10 sleeves
• Compatibility: punched edge for standard ring binders
• Protection: dust and scratch protection for optical media

How to use

Slide a CD or DVD carefully into the clear pocket, ensuring the disc sits flat and centered to avoid bending or pressure on the recording surface. Align the punched edge with the rings of a standard binder and insert the sleeve so the reinforced edge rests on the rings. Store the binder vertically or horizontally on a flat surface to prevent warping. For frequent access, label the visible disc or use an inserted paper label behind the sleeve for indexing.

Usage recommendations

Handle discs by the outer edge or center hole and avoid touching the recorded surface. Keep sleeves away from direct sunlight and high temperatures to prevent warping of discs and sleeves. For long-term archiving, store binders in a cool, dry place and periodically inspect discs and sleeves for signs of wear or contamination.