Document folder PBS Connect A4/30, 620 micron thickness, for A4 documents

PBS Connect A4/30 document folder is designed to store and protect A4-size papers. The folder accommodates up to 30 sheets and is made from rigid material with a thickness of 620 microns, providing firm protection against bending, moisture and everyday wear. Its dimensions and construction make it suitable for presenting documents, organizing papers in the office, transporting printed materials and archiving important sheets without folding.

Advantages

The folder’s 620-micron thickness delivers enhanced rigidity compared with standard folders, ensuring documents remain flat and presentable. Capacity for 30 A4 sheets allows compact storage without excessive bulk. The material is resistant to typical office handling and provides a stable surface for writing or labeling. The design supports easy insertion and removal of papers and helps maintain a tidy stack of documents during transport or storage.

Suitable for

• Office filing and daily document organization
• Presentations, sales offers and client meetings
• Archiving important A4 papers and reports
• Transporting printed materials without folding

Key specifications

• Format: A4
• Capacity: up to 30 sheets
• Material thickness: 620 microns
• Protection: rigid cover to prevent bending and creasing
• Use: storage, presentation, transport and archiving of A4 documents

How to use

Place A4 papers inside the folder by aligning the short edge with the folder opening and sliding the stack in gently to avoid creasing. Do not overload beyond the stated capacity to maintain the folder’s shape and protective properties. For presentation or filing, label the outer surface or insert a cover sheet to identify contents quickly. Keep the folder stored flat or upright in a filing system to prevent warping over time.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged protection, avoid exposing the folder to direct sunlight for extended periods and store away from heat sources. Clean the surface with a soft, dry cloth; if needed, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. When transporting, place the folder in a briefcase or document bag to reduce the risk of edge damage.