Esselte clipboard folder, A4, blue
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Esselte clipboard folder, A4, blue
The practical A4 folder with a clip is designed for business users to carry, present or organize documents on the go and in the office.
- It allows for secure storage and easy access to documents during work or meetings.
- The stable clip prevents individual documents from being lost during transport.
- Sturdy construction protects papers from damage and creasing.
- Color helps with quick visual classification and greater transparency.
Folder (base) A4 PVC stronger clamping.
Folder capacity: holds up to 300 sheets of A4 format.
Dimensions: 23.2 x 34.9 cm. Made of PP.
The buckle is stronger, which allows us to clamp a larger amount of leaves than with other substrates.
It is important to know
Before choosing this A4 Esselte clipboard folder, it is important to understand the key practical differences between types of business folders and what the specific clasp closure method means. In particular, it is worth considering how the folder will help organize, protect and move business documents in everyday use, as appearance and functionality can affect the formality of presentations and the security of content.
- For mobile use with frequent carrying between meetings or locations, a closed clip offers basic protection against documents falling out, but its capacity is limited to a smaller number of sheets compared to ring or elastic folders.
- The harder material and simple clip allow for quick and clear access to documents, which is suitable for presentations or short-term editing - however, for larger volumes of archiving, a more modular folder system is recommended.
- If you use color coding in your office or want a uniform visual impression, this blue folder supports systematic organization, but it is recommended to consistently define the meaning of the colors internally, otherwise confusion can quickly arise when sorting.
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In practice
🟢 Transfer documents to meetings
The folder is very suitable for this purpose, as the closed clip protects smaller sets of documents from damage or loss during transportation.
🟡 Archiving documents in drawers
Suitable with limitations – allows for short-term or medium-term archiving, but due to limited capacity, is not optimal for larger archives or frequent content changes.
🟢 Preparation of offers and presentations
Very suitable – its hardcover and clean look make it suitable for formal occasions or handing out documents to clients and colleagues.
🟡 Color coding for organization
Suitable with limitations – color can help visually divide documents by project, but an optimal system requires clear internal rules for the use of color.
Answers to frequently asked questions
Is the clasp suitable for repeated opening and closing?
The clip allows for quick insertion or removal of documents, but with frequent changes in content, it may lose its hold over time, especially with thicker sets of papers.
How many sheets does this clip folder usually hold?
The quantity depends on the thickness of the sheets, but typically a clip folder without additional extensions can hold up to a few dozen regular A4 sheets at a time.
Can this folder be used for official bid submission?
Yes – the harder material and neat appearance are also suitable for more formal purposes, such as submitting offers or business presentations.
Is the blue color of the folder neutral enough for a business environment?
The color is neutral enough and can be incorporated into most business color schemes or coding systems.
Description updated: October 2026
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