Samsill 1.5 Inch 3 Ring Binders, Economy Round Ring, Clear View Cover, 325 Sheet Capacity - for School, Home, Office - Blue, 4 Pack

Samsill's three ring binders make indispensable home, office, and school supplies. While many binders are available, our multipurpose business and school binder offers the economical paper storage and organizational value you've been searching for. This important document binder features a clear overlay along the front, back, and spine, allowing you to customize your presentations, projects, and more. Non-stick materials are used to make this product, which prevents ink transfer or lifting copy when materials are inserted into the cover or placed inside. Three binder rings with double boosters hold up to 325 8.5 by 11 inch letter-sized sheets with ease. The rings are mounted on the back lid, allowing pages to lay flat while preventing wear and tear on documents. 2 clear interior pockets provide additional storage with enough space for notes, photos, business cards, or full-size pages. Get crafty with our ring binders and create a baseball card binder, portfolio binder, recipe binder, trading card binder, savings binder, etc. The possibilities are endless!

• 1 1/2-Inch Binder: Made of durable polypropylene/vinyl and chipboard, our three ring binder is ideal for light daily use at home, school, and the office
• Easy Customization: Perfect for organization and presentations, our 1.5-inch binder allows for complete customization via a clear overlay with a non-glare finish; 2 clear interior pockets provide additional paper storage
• Archival Safe: Made of PVC-free, non-stick polypropylene, our 1 1/2-inch 3-ring binder will not transfer ink or lift copy from materials inserted into the cover or placed inside
• Professional Look: Designed to impress during presentations and look great on a shelf, our 3-ring binder features back-lid-mounted round binder rings for a rivetless spine
• Why Samsill: We have been manufacturing quality USA-made binders for school, work, and home in Fort Worth, Texas, since 1953 using domestic and imported materials