Business Source 28559 11" Round Ring Binder Black
- Vinyl
- Binder Rings
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A recycled-plastic folder with two inside pockets that hold 11-inch papers and resist water
The FindTape 330027 is a lightweight 2-pocket folder made from 100% recycled plastic. It is designed for students and professionals who need a simple way to carry letter-size documents.
The water-resistant material protects contents from spills and general wear. Two horizontal pockets keep papers secure during transport, and the folder weighs only 2 ounces for easy handling.
This folder replaces flimsy single-use paper folders that tear quickly. The jump is worth it when you want a reusable, recyclable option that lasts through a full school year or project cycle.
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Yes, the two inside pockets are sized for 8-1/2 by 11 inch sheets.
No mounting is required; it is a loose-leaf folder that fits inside any standard binder.
Simply open the binder rings, slide the folder onto them, and close the rings — the step often missed is fully snapping the rings shut.
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