Lever Arch Files
Welcome to the world of lever arch files, the ultimate solution for organising your important documents at home or in the office. With their sturdy design and convenient lever mechanism, lever arch files offer a hassle-free way to keep your paperwork neatly arranged and easily accessible. Whether you need to store invoices, contracts, or personal records, these files provide the perfect solution. Simply label the spine of each file, and you'll never waste time searching for that crucial document again, and keep your folders neatly organised with our punched pockets. The spacious capacity of lever arch files allows you to fit hundreds of pages, making them ideal for both large and small collections.
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What is a lever arch file?
A lever arch file is a type of ring binder commonly used for organising and storing documents. It consists of a rectangular cardboard or plastic cover with a lever mechanism that allows the user to open and close the file easily.
How do I use a lever arch file?
To use a lever arch file, simply open the file by pulling the lever mechanism upwards. Insert your documents into the file, ensuring that they are aligned properly within the metal rings. Once your documents are in place, close the file by pressing the lever mechanism downwards until it clicks shut.
What lever arch file size do I need?
Lever arch files come in various sizes to accommodate different paper sizes. The most common sizes we have available are A4 (210mm x 297mm) and Foolscap (203mm x 330mm), with A5 and A3 options also available.
Can I label the spine of a lever arch file?
Yes, most lever arch files have a clear pocket on the spine where you can slide in a label or printed insert. This allows you to easily identify the contents of the file when it is stored on a shelf or in a filing cabinet.
