Forvencer Binder Pocket, 24 Pack Super Heavyweight Poly Binder Pocket
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Forvencer Binder Pocket, 24 Pack Super Heavyweight Poly Binder Pocket
- Easy Storage: 3-hole punched to fit standard 3-ring binders. Available in 5 transparent colors. Portable and great for keeping items organized and clutter-free—ideal for documents and small office supplies.
- Extra Durable: Made from sturdy, acid-free polypropylene for long-lasting use. The side-loading pocket features a secure closure to keep contents safe while allowing easy access.
- Large Capacity: Measures 8.6 x 11.6 inches, perfectly fitting letter-size documents (8.5" x 11"). Holds over 50 sheets with ease. Great for storing documents, stationery, charts, invoices, accessories, home supplies, photos, and more.
- Quick & Easy Identification: A mini label pocket on the outside helps classify and identify documents effortlessly.
- Stackable & Portable: Designed with a space-saving closure, these binder pockets stack neatly to save space. Fits easily into briefcases or bags, protecting your documents on the go.
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