Binders

Binders for office, school and archive filing: ring binders, lever arch files, insert binders, flexibinders and zipper binders in A4, A3 and foolscap. A binder is chosen by capacity. Ring size sets how many pages fit, and a binder packed to its rated capacity won't close cleanly and pages tear at the holes, so allow room to grow.

Binders at a glance

• Lever arch files: Lever arch files from Marbig and Bantex in A4, foolscap and A3 landscape, singly or in boxes of 10.
• Insert binders: Marbig Clearview and Bantex insert binders from 25mm to 65mm, and the Marbig Titan 89mm.
• Ring binders: 2 ring and 4 ring binders in D and O ring styles, from 25mm to 65mm.
• A3 binders: Bantex A3 upright and landscape ring binders and lever arch files, and Marbig Clearview A3 insert binders.
• Flexi and zipper binders: Marbig Flexibinder 20mm, zipper binders and punchless binders.

Binders FAQs

What's the difference between a lever arch file and a ring binder?

A lever arch file uses a lever to open a large two-ring mechanism and holds a lot of paper, so it suits archive and bulk filing. A ring binder opens by hand and suits documents you refer to and update often.

What is an insert binder?

A ring binder with a clear overlay on the cover and spine, so you can slide in a printed title page and spine label.

What do 2D, 3D and 4D mean?

The number of rings and their shape. 2D is two D-shaped rings and 4D is four. D rings let pages lie flatter than round O rings of the same size.

What ring size do I need?

Ring size is the ring's diameter in millimetres. Choose one size up from what you need today so the binder still closes cleanly as it fills.