C-line CLI62033 Sheet Protector Antimicrobial Box of 100

Product Description

The C-LINE CLI62033 is a clear, heavyweight sheet protector made from archival-quality polypropylene, designed for long-term document storage and organization in three-ring binders. Built-in antimicrobial protection inhibits the growth of bacteria, yeasts, molds, and fungi directly on the protector surface. The antimicrobial technology is EPA-registered and FDA-listed for water and food contact, making it safe for use in a wide range of environments. The material is engineered to prevent print lifting from inserted documents, preserving legibility over time. Each box contains 100 sheet protectors. Suitable for office filing, records management, and archival applications.

These sheet protectors are intended for use in standard three-ring binders in office, school, and records management settings. The three-hole punched design fits letter-size documents and installs without additional tools. The archival-quality polypropylene construction is appropriate wherever long-term document integrity is a priority, including filing systems that handle frequently handled or moisture-exposed paperwork. Each unit measures 10 inches in width and is sized for standard 8.5-by-11-inch inserts.

Key Features

• Archival-quality polypropylene construction resists yellowing and degradation over time
• Built-in antimicrobial protection inhibits bacteria, yeasts, molds, and fungi growth on the protector surface
• EPA-registered and FDA-listed antimicrobial technology safe for water and food contact environments
• Prevents print lifting from inserted documents, protecting legibility and presentation
• Three-hole punched design for direct filing in standard three-ring binders
• Box of 100 units for bulk filing and records management applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or supply replenishment for three-ring binder filing systems accepting letter-size sheet protectors.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to insert these protectors into a three-ring binder. Align the three punched holes with the binder rings before closing. Documents should be inserted with the open edge oriented away from the binder spine to reduce the risk of slipping. Store binders upright to maintain document position within the protectors.