Acco ACC55260 Expandable Pressboard Binder 6 in Blue

Product Description

The ACCO ACC55260 is an expandable pressboard binder designed to organize and transport letter-size documents measuring 8.5 inches by 11 inches. Built with a rigid pressboard cover in blue, it holds up to 6 inches of material, making it suitable for high-volume filing applications. Retractable hooks allow the binder to hang directly in standard file drawers, while a built-in carrying handle supports portability between workstations or job sites. A large spine label area simplifies identification at a glance. This binder is well suited for administrative professionals, office managers, and records clerks who handle substantial document volumes on a regular basis.

The ACC55260 fits into standard office filing environments, including lateral and vertical file drawers equipped for hanging storage. Its 6-inch expansion capacity accommodates thick project files, contracts, reports, or archival records. The pressboard construction provides structural rigidity that keeps contents protected during handling and transport. It is appropriate for both desktop organization and suspended filing setups in general office, legal, medical, or administrative settings.

Key Features

• 6-inch expansion capacity handles high-volume document storage
• Retractable hooks for direct hanging in standard file drawers
• Built-in carrying handle for secure transport between locations
• Rigid pressboard cover protects contents during handling
• Large spine label area for clear, at-a-glance identification
• Fits letter-size documents at 8.5 inches by 11 inches

Compatibility

Designed for letter-size documents and compatible with standard hanging file drawer systems that accommodate retractable-hook style binders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up or use this binder. To hang in a file drawer, extend the retractable hooks and seat them on the drawer rails before loading documents. Avoid overloading beyond the stated 6-inch capacity, as excess weight may stress the cover and hook mechanism over time.