Document sleeves Q-Connect KF11192 A4 transparent, 40 µm, oversized (pack)

Q-Connect KF11192 A4 transparent document sleeves are made from 40 µm clear film and feature an oversized design to accommodate thicker documents, multiple pages or folded materials while keeping contents visible. These sleeves protect papers from dirt, moisture and handling wear, making them suitable for everyday filing, storage and presentation tasks in offices, schools and home offices. The transparent finish allows easy identification of inserted documents without removal.

Advantages

The 40 µm film provides a balance of flexibility and tear resistance, protecting documents against splashes and light wear while remaining easy to handle. The oversized/expanded format offers extra capacity for bulky documents or multiple sheets without bending edges. Clear transparency maintains legibility and makes the sleeves compatible with filing systems, binders and ring folders. The sleeves are lightweight and stackable for efficient storage.

Suitable for

• Office filing and document organisation
• Presentations and handouts
• Archiving reports, certificates and manuals
• Protecting training materials, worksheets and school papers

Key specifications

• Format: A4 transparent sleeve
• Material thickness: 40 µm clear film
• Oversized/expanded design to fit thicker stacks or folded items
• Open edge: top or side entry depending on binder system compatibility
• Lightweight and fold-resistant construction

How to use

Insert documents into the sleeve by aligning the paper with the open edge and sliding it gently inside until fully enclosed. For multiple sheets or thicker materials, use the oversized capacity to avoid creasing the paper edges. Place sleeved documents in binders, folders or storage boxes as required. To clean, wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth and allow to dry before reinserting documents.

Usage recommendations

Store sleeves flat or upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Do not expose to high heat sources. When used in binders, avoid overfilling rings to reduce stress on sleeve openings and document edges.