Offices use binders to
systematically keep documents. While nearly all industries have
embraced digital technology, printed documents remain valuable for
various reasons. Binders ease access to these documents, allowing
office workers to find the paper they need without spending a long
time scouring through the storage room. Here are some popular
types of binders that can be found in offices.
Soft cover binders.
Usually made of thin plastic or heavy paper, soft cover binders are
flexible and therefore normally used to bind documents at a small
scale, particularly around 30 to 40 sheets of regular paper. Some
soft cover binders are see-through to allow users to view the first
page of the bound documents for easy reference. The thickness of this
binder comes pretty handy to be carried around the office.
Pocket binders.
Some binders have pockets inside them to provide additional storage
space for documents that simply cannot be bound with the rest of the
documents. These binders usually have hard covers made of leather,
thick heavy paper, or plastic. Often designed with wide spine, they
can accommodate more than 40 sheets of regular paper, making them
ideal for large-scale binding in storage rooms.
Ring Binders.
Unlike other types of binders, this one's holding capacity depends on
the size of the ring on its spine. This means that they are designed
to hold more paper. However, the documents to be bound have to be
punched first.
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