Folder with elastic Q-Connect KF02315, A4 PP 400 µm, 3-flap, translucent white

Q-Connect Folder with elastic KF02315 is an A4 document folder manufactured from 400 µm polypropylene (PP) offering a balance of stiffness and flexibility. The folder has three internal flaps that keep papers neatly in place and an external elastic closure that secures contents during transport. Its translucent white finish provides partial visibility of contents while maintaining a neutral, professional look suitable for offices, schools and home use.

Advantages

The 400 µm PP construction provides durable protection against creasing and moisture while remaining lightweight. The three-flap design prevents documents from slipping out and supports the safe organization of multiple sheets, while the elastic closure adds an additional layer of security during handling and transport. The translucent white material makes it easier to identify documents without exposing full contents, supporting privacy and quick visual sorting.

Suitable for

• Storing and transporting A4 papers, reports and invoices
• Organising project files, school assignments and course materials
• Archiving single documents or small sets of paperwork for meetings

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document folder
• Material: Polypropylene (PP), 400 µm thickness
• Closure: Elastic band for external fastening
• Flap design: Three internal flaps to secure papers
• Finish: Translucent white for partial content visibility
• Weight and portability: Lightweight for easy transport

How to use

Open the folder and place A4 documents onto the central panel, then fold the three flaps over the edges of the sheets to hold them in place. Once documents are secured by the flaps, stretch the elastic band around the folder corners to fasten the closure. For frequent access, fold back the elastic and open the side flaps as needed. The folder can be placed in bags, briefcases or storage shelves for transport and archiving.

Usage recommendations

Use the folder for single-subject sets or small collections of papers rather than thick binders; avoid overfilling beyond the capacity of the three flaps to maintain closure integrity and material shape.