File Fastener Metal 8cm – 50sets

Q-310  Binder Bar

A “Binder Bar” typically refers to a specialized tool or device used in the process of bookbinding or organising loose-leaf materials within a binder.

The primary purpose of a binder bar is to securely hold the pages or sheets of paper within a binder. It ensures that the contents remain organised and intact, preventing them from slipping out or becoming disordered.

A binder bar is typically a slender, elongated metal or plastic strip with a mechanism for fastening.
To use a binder bar, the user aligns the holes punched in the pages or sheets with the prongs or rings on the bar. Then, they press down on the bar, causing the prongs or rings to bend and secure the contents in place. Another type of binder bar, is sliding the loose sheets in between the 2 prongs of the binder bar. Some binder bars may feature a locking mechanism to prevent accidental opening.

Binder bars are typically made from sturdy materials such as metal or high-quality plastic to ensure durability and longevity. They are designed to withstand frequent use and provide reliable binding support.

While binder bars are commonly used in traditional paper-based binders, they can also be utilised in other contexts, such as securing sheets of plastic or cardstock within a binder or organising materials in a presentation folder.

Overall, binder bars are essential tools for maintaining the organisation and integrity of loose-leaf materials within a binder. They offer a straightforward and efficient method for binding documents, reports, presentations, and other types of printed materials.

Our  Q-310 binder bar is made purely of high quality plastic with the most basic design. They are meant to be used for A4 size documents.

Technical Data:

• Size: For A4 L-Sheet
• Length: 308mm
• Spine: 8mm thick
• Colour: Red, blue, green, black, white and yellow
• Capacity: For up to 25 shts of 80g paper

AB-80B  A4 80-pocket Clear Holder with Box – Premium

The clear holder as the name implies has a fixed number of pages of clear pocket sheet protector as a page in a book form. The common types are the 20-pockets, 40, 60, 80, and the 100 pockets. There are some with 10-pockets only. It comes with a variety of sizes namely, A5, A3 and A4, which is the most often used type and a variety of colours. Each pocket is able to accommodate 2 sheets of standard weight paper.

Our Y.E.S. PP clear holder is well designed and made of the best quality materials throughout. The inner pocket pages are of 100% clear transparent plastic sheet with a matt surface so that it is less reflective to look at. It is fused securely to the spine and will not tear easily. The covers are made of very thick PP material to give the book the strength and with a rough surface touch to make it less reflective. They are of bright colour. The spine pocket of the clear holder is fully spread from top to bottom and you can put in your own customised label if required. These clear holders are used to display catalogues, pictures, documents and any paper/card based document which is in the sheet form and mostly very thin in nature. Our clear holders are one of the best in quality in the market.

The external size of the book form Y.E.S. A4 clear holder – 80 pockets is 24.4cm x30.5cm x 4.2cm (80 pkts), also include a PP box for the book. There are five colours from our Y.E.S. range namely: Black, blue, green, red and yellow.

Technical Data:

• For A4 size documents
• Premium quality material & finishes c/w plastic box container
• Colour: Original bright red, blue, green, black & yellow
• Individually polybagged
• Packing: 6pcs/bx;  24pcs/ctn

Q-310  Flexi Binder File A4

A “Binder File” typically refers to a specialised tool or device used in the process of bookbinding or organising loose-leaf materials within a binder folder.

The primary purpose of a binder file (with the binder bar) is to securely hold the pages or sheets of paper within a binder cover (front and back). It ensures that the contents remain organised and intact, preventing them from slipping out or becoming disordered.

A binder bar is typically a slender, elongated metal or plastic strip with a mechanism for fastening. The binder cover is normally a sheet of PVC translucent material folded on the long side to a final size of a portrait A4 page.

To use a binder file/bar, the user aligns the pages or sheets with the covers and slide the loose pages in between the plastic binder bar thus securing the binding. While binder files/bars are commonly used in traditional paper-based binders, they can also be utilised in other contexts, such as securing sheets of plastic or cardstock within a binder or organising materials in a presentation folder.

Overall, binder files/bars are essential tools for maintaining the organisation and integrity of loose-leaf materials within a binder. They offer a straightforward and efficient method for binding documents, reports, presentations, and other types of printed materials.

The Q310 is a special binder file consisting of a binder cover (front & back) and a binder bar. The binder bar together with the binder cover is used to bind a stack of paper approximately 25 sheets of 80gsm paper, normally A4 size paper.

The stack of paper is slided into place between the binder bar and the cover. The binding is not permanent, as it can be removed or make changes to it anytime.

In summary, a physical binder file is a versatile and practical tool for organising and storing documents. Its simplicity, durable design, reusability, and customisation options make it a popular choice for various organisational needs.

Technical Data:

• Size: A4 (210mm  x 297mm)
• Thickness: 0.18mm
• Colour: Red, blue, green, black, white and yellow
• Capacity: 25 shts of 80g paper
• Packing: 12pcs/pk; 120pcs/bx;  600pcs/ctn