Exacompta Premium Document Case - Black

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This Exacompta Premium Document Case in black is ideal for professionals and students needing to organize large volumes of documents. Its key benefit is holding up to 1000 sheets with a secure plastic snap closure, though the beige card dividers may show wear over time with heavy use. This multipart, expanding case features 20 reinforced sections, making it a robust solution for managing projects, files, or study materials.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 58421E |
| Brand | Exacompta |
The Exacompta Premium Document Case can hold up to 1000 sheets of paper.
The case features 20 sections with reinforced gussets for added durability.
It is made from covered board and FSC certified material.
Yes, it is a multipart expanding case designed to accommodate varying amounts of documents.
The dividers inside this black document case are beige.
Yes, it features a plastic snap closure to keep the contents secure.
The case is designed to hold standard A4 or letter-sized documents.
Ensure no documents are obstructing the snap closure. Check if the case is overfilled, which may prevent it from closing securely. Distribute documents more evenly.
The beige card dividers are designed for categorization. For heavily used sections, consider reinforcing them with clear document protectors or a more robust indexing system if needed.
Wipe the exterior gently with a damp cloth. For tougher marks, use a mild soap solution on the cloth, then wipe again with a clean damp cloth. Allow to air dry.
Setup: This document case requires no assembly. Simply open the plastic snap closure and unfold the case to access the 20 sections.
Compatibility: The case is designed to hold standard A4 or letter-sized paper and documents. It is compatible with most common paper types, including printed sheets, reports, and folders.
Care: To clean the document case, use a slightly damp cloth to wipe down the covered board exterior and the card dividers. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the material. Ensure the case is completely dry before storing documents. Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures should also be avoided to maintain the integrity of the material.