Value Product Paper Binders - 38mm - Pack Of 200


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The Value Product 38mm Paper Binders are an essential organizational tool for office managers, accountants, and legal professionals who need a reliable way to secure bulk documentation. These binders offer a robust solution for keeping large stacks of paper neatly fastened, though they are specifically engineered for moderate-to-high page volumes rather than single-sheet or light-duty tasks.
| Model Part Number | 452300WH |
|---|---|
| Brand | Value Product |
These binders are best suited for 100 to 250 sheets of paper.
Yes, each binder in the pack of 200 includes the necessary washer for secure fastening.
While technically reusable, repeated bending of the metal prongs may cause them to fatigue and eventually break.
The fastener is 38mm, which refers to the capacity and prong length designed to hold the specified sheet count.
Yes, these are compatible with most standard office hole-punching devices.
Use a small flat-head screwdriver or a metal ruler to provide leverage and achieve a crisp, flat fold against the washer.
Ensure that you are using at least 100 sheets; if the document is too thin, use reinforcement labels on the paper holes before inserting the fastener.
To ensure the best results, use a standard two-hole or multi-hole puncher that aligns with the width of these binders. It is recommended to use 80gsm paper for the best physical tension. Store these binders in a dry environment to prevent any potential oxidation of the metal components over long periods. When assembling, always ensure the washer is pushed all the way down to the surface of the paper to minimize "play" or sliding of the documents.