Business Source BSN09956 Round Ring View Binder 2 Inch

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN09956 is a 2-inch round-ring view binder built for organizing letter-size documents, presentations, and reference materials in office and school environments. The binder features crystal-clear nonglare overlays on the front, back, and spine, allowing users to insert custom cover sheets without glare interference. Back-mounted metal rings keep pages lying flat when the binder is open, reducing page curl and improving readability. The sturdy chipboard core with exposed rivets provides structural rigidity, while the polypropylene shell offers durability against everyday wear. Clear pockets on both inside covers hold up to 30 sheets each for loose reference pages or quick-access documents.

This binder is suited for general office filing, student use, and professional presentations where a clean, customizable cover is needed. It accommodates standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch letter-size paper and is appropriate for environments ranging from corporate offices to classrooms. The 2-inch ring capacity handles a moderate volume of documents, making it practical for project files, reports, and training materials.

Key Features

• 2-inch round rings provide moderate document capacity for letter-size paper
• Nonglare clear overlays on front, back, and spine for custom cover inserts
• Back-mounted metal rings allow pages to lie flat when binder is open
• Inside cover pockets hold up to 30 sheets each for quick-access documents
• Chipboard core with exposed rivets for added structural strength
• Polypropylene construction for durability and resistance to everyday wear

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size round-ring view binder compatible with 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents and standard three-hole-punched paper.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required for this binder. When loading documents, ensure pages are properly hole-punched to align with the three-ring mechanism. Avoid overloading the rings beyond their rated capacity, as this can stress the ring mechanism and cause misalignment or closure failure.