Business Source BSN26963 D-ring View Binder 4 in Letter

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN26963 is a locking D-ring view binder built for letter-size documents with a 4-inch ring capacity. The no-pinch steel D-rings open, close, and lock with a single touch and are mounted on the back cover to keep pages lying flat rather than fanning. The D-ring geometry holds more sheets per inch of ring diameter than standard round-ring designs. The cover is made from acid-free polypropylene over a chipboard core, and a clear nonglare overlay on the front allows custom title sheet inserts. Office professionals, administrators, and records managers use this binder for high-volume document filing and presentation.

This binder is suited for letter-size documents in office, administrative, and records management settings where flat-page storage and secure ring locking are required. The four interior horizontal pockets — two inside the front cover and two inside the back cover — each hold up to 30 loose sheets, adding supplemental storage without consuming ring capacity. Exposed rivets at stress points reinforce the cover assembly for long-term, heavy-use applications. This binder ships individually and is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• 4-inch D-ring capacity holds more sheets than equivalent round-ring binders
• One-touch open, close, and lock mechanism on steel no-pinch rings
• Rings mounted on back cover keep pages flat and aligned
• Acid-free polypropylene cover with chipboard core resists warping
• Clear nonglare front overlay accommodates custom title sheet inserts
• Four interior horizontal pockets, each holding up to 30 sheets
• Exposed rivets reinforce cover for added durability

Compatibility

Designed to accept standard letter-size documents and sheet protectors. Compatible with 8.5-inch by 11-inch paper and standard three-hole-punched inserts.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. When loading sheets, ensure the locking mechanism is in the open position before inserting or removing pages to avoid ring misalignment. Do not force the rings closed if pages are unevenly distributed, as overloading can affect ring seating and lock function over time.