Plastic Document Folder Q-Connect L-type, A4, 120 µm polypropylene, green

Q-Connect L-type document folder in A4 size, made from 120 µm polypropylene, offers a simple solution for storing and protecting loose sheets. The L-shaped open edge allows quick insertion and removal of papers while providing basic protection against tears, dirt and light moisture. The green translucent material makes it easy to identify contents without removing documents, suitable for everyday office, school and home use.

Advantages

This A4 plastic folder combines a thin but durable 120 µm polypropylene construction with an L-type opening that speeds up document handling. The material is water-resistant and tear-resistant compared with paper folders, and the translucent green finish helps with visual organization. The lightweight design keeps filing systems compact while offering reliable protection for frequently handled sheets.

Suitable for

• Organizing and storing loose A4 papers, reports and handouts
• School worksheets, student notes and homework
• Presenting single-sheet documents for meetings or handouts
• Short-term protection of invoices, receipts and forms

Key specifications

• Format: A4 (suitable for standard A4 sheets)
• Material: polypropylene film, 120 µm thickness
• Opening: L-type open edge for easy insertion and removal
• Color: green, translucent
• Weight: lightweight and flexible construction for compact storage

How to use

Insert A4 sheets into the folder through the L-shaped open edge, aligning paper edges with the folder corners for a secure fit. For best protection, avoid overfilling the folder; use one folder per document stack or small set of related papers. To remove documents, slide them out gently along the opening to prevent catching at the corners. Store vertically in file racks or horizontally in drawers to maintain shape.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, combine the polypropylene folder with a ring binder or a closed envelope to increase protection against dust and moisture. Replace folders that show visible wear or splits in the material to preserve document condition. Use color-coding (green for this folder) to separate document types and improve retrieval speed.