Product description:
Earth's choice™ heavy-duty biobased presentation view binder is not only well-constructed for holding paper, but it also features both biobased and recycled properties to deliver the perfect blend of professional performance and responsible sustainability. Carefully tested and confirmed to astm d-6866 standards, the fully recycled binder's chipboard contains at least 59% biobased material, and its polypropylene contains a minimum of 25% plant-based renewable plastic. Sturdy, locking d-rings withstand years of use, ensuring reliable storage with easy opening and closing throughout the life of the binder.
- Two clear, horizontal interior pockets provide enough space to hold notes, photos, business cards or loose, full-size documents
- Clear, nonglare overlays on the front, back and spine give you complete control over customization for presentations, organizational projects, office reports, class projects and more
- Nonstick, acid-free materials are used throughout to protect all of your documents, photos and graphics from ink-transfer, to nip any possibility of copy- or image-lifting out of the equation, allowing you to reuse and repurpose the binder over and over again
- Binder type: ring; binder style: view; binder size capacity: 2"; binder sheet capacity: 350.
- Heavy-duty construction, along with biobased and recycled properties, for a perfect balance of performance and sustainability.
- Composed of at least 59% biobased material including a cover made with 25% plant-based renewable polypropylene.
- Sturdy, locking d-ring mechanism for a lifetime of reliable opening and closing.
- Clear, nonglare overlay on front, back and spine for complete labeling and presentation customization.
- Acid-free, non-stick cover for ink-transfer-free document protection.
- Two clear interior pockets for storing loose cards, photos, notes and more.
Environment friendly:
Cover contains a minimum of 98% post-consumer recycled content, 100% total recycled content - Chipboard cover contains a minimum of 59% biobased material; polypropylene cover contains a minimum of 25% plant-based plastic.
