Document folder with elastic Vaupe 40mm spine blue (model 16K013C)

Vaupe document folder with elastic and a 40 mm spine in blue is a practical storage solution designed to keep punched or loose papers organized and secure. The folder features a flexible elastic closure that holds documents in place during transport and a 40 mm spine that provides moderate capacity without significantly increasing bulk. Its durable cover protects contents from dust and light wear, making it suitable for everyday use in office, school or home environments.

Advantages

The folder combines a slim profile with a 40 mm spine to accommodate multiple sheets while remaining easy to carry and store. The elastic closure prevents pages from slipping out and adds extra security during handling. The blue cover offers a professional, neutral appearance that fits typical filing systems and colour-coded organisation. Materials are selected for durability and light protection of documents.

Suitable for

• Organising punched documents and loose sheets
• Temporary transport of reports, assignments or forms
• Home filing and school notebooks storage
• Archiving documents that require moderate capacity

Key specifications

• Cover type: protective flexible cover
• Closure: elastic band for secure fastening
• Spine width: 40 mm for moderate document capacity
• Colour: blue
• Suitable paper formats: standard A4 and similarly sized documents

How to use

Insert punched or loose sheets into the folder so that the document edges align with the spine. Close the folder and secure the contents by stretching the elastic band over the front cover and fastening it at the back. For transporting multiple documents, arrange sheets neatly to avoid overfilling; the 40 mm spine will accommodate a moderate stack. Store the folder upright on a shelf or flat in a drawer to protect contents from bending.

Usage recommendations

For longer-term storage, avoid overpacking beyond the 40 mm spine capacity to prevent strain on the cover and elastic. Use colour-coded folders to separate subjects or projects, and periodically check the elastic for wear if the folder is used frequently.