Ring Binder VauPe A4 lever arch 50 mm blue (model 064/03)

VauPe A4 lever arch ring binder with a 50 mm spine in blue is designed to store punched A4 documents in an organized and accessible way. The folder uses a lever-operated arch mechanism that allows reliable clamping of papers and quick opening and closing for adding or removing sheets. Its 50 mm capacity accommodates a substantial set of reports, manuals, invoices or project documentation while maintaining a slim profile suitable for shelf storage and transport.

Advantages

The lever arch mechanism provides secure retention of punched documents and smooth operation for frequent use. A 50 mm spine balances capacity and compactness, allowing storage of several hundred sheets depending on paper weight. The rigid cover and reinforced spine ensure stable stacking and protect contents from bending or damage. The product’s neutral blue finish makes it suitable for professional and educational environments while simplifying visual organization.

Suitable for

• Filing and organising office reports, invoices and contracts
• School and university coursework, lecture notes and assignments
• Storing manuals, technical documentation and project files
• Home records, receipts and household paperwork

Key specifications

• Format: A4 document size compatibility
• Spine capacity: 50 mm for punched paper sets
• Closure mechanism: lever-operated arch for quick open/close
• Cover: rigid board construction for protection and stable stacking
• Color: blue

How to use

Open the lever to release the arch rings, insert punched A4 sheets onto the rings, then close the lever to clamp the documents securely. For best results, align punched holes before placing pages on the rings and avoid overfilling beyond the 50 mm capacity to maintain smooth operation. Use the spine edge to label the binder for easy identification when stored on a shelf.

Usage recommendations

Store the binder upright on a shelf and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight to preserve cover rigidity and colour. Regularly check and adjust the lever mechanism if pages become loose; remove excess paper to prevent strain on the arch mechanism and ensure long-term reliable performance.