Folder Pagna 21638-04 Polypropylene PP Yellow A3

The Pagna 21638-04 Polypropylene (PP) folder in yellow is designed for A3 format documents and supplied as a pack of five. Made from durable, flexible PP material, the folder protects paper from dirt, light moisture and creasing while remaining lightweight for easy transport. Its bright yellow colour helps with visual sorting and quick identification of documents in offices, classrooms or at home.

Advantages

This A3 folder combines tear-resistant polypropylene construction with a smooth finish that resists stains and can be wiped clean. The flexible material allows for slight overfilling without permanent deformation and provides reliable edge protection for larger-format sheets. Supplied in a multipack of five, it offers consistent colour coding across multiple files and reduces the need for frequent replacements.

Suitable for

• Storing and transporting A3 drawings, posters and large-format printouts
• Organising project documentation and presentation materials
• School and university assignments or art portfolios
• Colour-coding projects, departments or subject areas
• Temporary storage of documents that require easy access and visibility

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP), flexible and tear-resistant
• Format compatibility: A3 documents
• Colour: yellow for visible colour coding
• Pack contents: 5 identical folders
• Finish: smooth, wipe-clean surface
• Weight: lightweight for easy carrying

How to use

Slide A3 sheets into the folder so that the edges are fully covered by the folder panels. Avoid overstuffing beyond the material’s flexible limit to maintain shape and protection. Clean the surface with a soft damp cloth if needed. Store folders upright or flat in a drawer or shelf to prevent bending and to keep documents flat.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term protection of valuable prints or archival materials, use the folder in combination with acid-free interleaving sheets or place the folder inside a protective box. Use the yellow colour as part of a consistent colour-coding system to improve retrieval speed.