box file lamination

About box file lamination

• Lamination: The outer surface of the file is typically laminated with a plastic or film layer. This lamination provides durability, protection against moisture and dust, and a polished, attractive finish.

• Material: The core material is usually a strong board, often mill board or premium hardboard, which prevents the file from bending and keeps documents secure.

• Size: They are most commonly available in A4 size but can also be designed for other document sizes like legal or voucher size.

• Clip/Mechanism: They often feature a metal mechanism for holding papers, such as a Lever Arch clip or a Spring clip, which allows the file to hold a large number of sheets (often up to 250-500 pages).

• Design: They often include features like a printed index, contact space, and a finger hole on the spine for easy retrieval from a shelf.

• • ocument Organization: Used to organize reports, documents, records, and class assignments.

  • Protection: The laminated and hardbound construction protects documents from wear and tear, wrinkles, and environmental damage.

  • Storage: They are ideal for securely storing large volumes of punched papers, vouchers, bills, and certificates.

  In short, a Rajal Laminated Box File is a sturdy, protected file folder designed for efficient, long-term document storage.

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