- covers for thermal binding
- PVC front cover allows for a clear view of the cover
- spine and back cover made of 240g cardboard, glossy on the outside
- up to 440 sheets
- price is per piece

It is important to know

When choosing a thermal binding folder for business use, it is crucial to consider how the physical properties of the specific folder will match your documents and binding procedures. It is important to check the appropriateness of the thickness and size, given the equipment you have and the nature of the materials you regularly bind. Before purchasing, also pay attention to the economy in larger quantities and the possible need for standardization within the company.

• The thickness of the folder has a significant impact on the rigidity of the final document; choose it based on the expected frequency of handling and the type of material.
• Thicker folders require a laminator with the appropriate capacity — check if your machine supports the selected thickness.
• For larger consumption (for example in offices or institutions), it is recommended to choose packaging that allows for cost-effectiveness and prevents frequent re-purchasing.
• For consistent business archiving, it is recommended to standardize the size and thickness of folders for certain types of documents.

Source of editorial recommendations: general verifiable guidelines for product selection.

In practice

🟢 For binding larger business documents

Due to its larger capacity, this folder is suitable for binding larger materials and folders, which makes it easier to organize the archive.

🟡 Suitable with restrictions – Combination with existing laminator

Make sure your laminator is compatible with the selected folder thickness, otherwise binding may not be possible or the result may be worse than expected.

🟢 Standardization in larger companies

Due to the possibility of uniform thickness and larger capacity, it is especially recommended for companies that want consistent documentation management.

🟡 Suitable with restrictions – Manual handling of bound documents

Greater rigidity of the results may make it easier to transport and handle, but reduces the flexibility of the document for use in classic folders or filing cabinets.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Is this folder compatible with all heat binders?

It is important to check whether your thermal binder supports the thickness of this type of folder, as not all models are adapted to larger thicknesses.

What type of documents makes sense to bind with this folder?

It is best suited for binding larger business reports, manuals, and documentation with a larger number of pages.

Is it advisable to use different folder thicknesses in one company?

For business efficiency and archive uniformity, it is usually recommended to standardize on a few typical folder thicknesses and sizes.

Description updated: October 2026

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