Ring binder VauPe FCK lever A4 75 mm red, model 061/01

VauPe FCK lever ring binder A4 75 mm in red provides organised storage for punched documents and plastic sleeves. The binder features a lever-operated metal mechanism that enables easy opening and reliable closure, plus a clear spine insert for quick labeling. Its 75 mm spine capacity accommodates large volumes of sheets, making it suitable for archiving, filing and transporting paperwork in offices, schools and home workspaces.

Advantages

The lever mechanism allows smooth, single-handed opening and secure locking, reducing the risk of loose pages during handling. A durable cover material resists daily wear and keeps contents protected, while the bright red colour improves visibility on shelves. The clear spine insert makes it simple to add a paper label for quick identification without marking the cover.

Suitable for

• Storing A4 punched documents and hole-punched reports
• Organising project files, accounting records and training materials
• Archiving school coursework and administrative paperwork
• Transporting multiple documents between offices or to meetings

Key specifications

• Format compatibility: A4 documents
• Spine capacity: 75 mm
• Closure type: lever-operated metal ring mechanism
• Cover: rigid, wear-resistant material in red
• Additional feature: transparent spine insert for labeling

How to use

To add or remove sheets, operate the lever to open the ring mechanism, place punched documents or plastic sleeves onto the rings, then close the mechanism until it locks securely. Use the clear spine insert to insert a printed or handwritten label for fast identification. Store the binder upright on shelves or flat in a storage box; avoid overfilling beyond the 75 mm capacity to maintain reliable closure.

Usage recommendations

For long-term archiving, use acid-free sleeves and distribute heavy contents across several binders rather than overfilling one. When transporting, keep the binder upright and ensure the lever is fully closed to prevent page shifting.