Cardinal CRD14232 Legal Slant D-ring Binder 1 Inch Black

Product Description

The CARDINAL CRD14232 is a legal-size slant D-ring binder designed for professionals who need reliable document organization in a durable, long-lasting format. Built with a 1-inch ring capacity and back-mounted steel slant D-rings, this binder holds approximately 25 percent more pages than standard round-ring binders while keeping documents flat and reducing page wear at the holes. The 14-gauge vinyl exterior over a chipboard core provides substantial rigidity and resistance to daily handling. Extra-long covers make it easy to access documents quickly. A clear label holder on the spine allows for straightforward identification without adhesive labels.

This binder is suited for legal-size documents and works with standard three-hole-punch paper. It fits typical filing and desk workflows in law offices, accounting firms, medical practices, and any environment that handles legal-format paperwork in volume. The back-mounted ring design keeps rings out of the way while writing on documents inside the binder. The chipboard core and exposed rivets add structural support for binders that see frequent use in the field or on a desk.

Key Features

• Slant D-rings hold 25 percent more pages than standard round rings
• Back-mounted steel rings reduce page wear and allow documents to lie flat
• 14-gauge vinyl exterior for durability under heavy daily use
• Chipboard core with exposed rivets for structural integrity
• Extra-long covers for easy document access
• Clear spine label holder for quick identification

Compatibility

Designed for legal-size documents using standard three-hole-punch spacing. Accepts standard hole-punched paper in legal format.

Installation Notes

No tools or special setup are required to use this binder. Insert standard three-hole-punched legal-size documents directly onto the slant D-rings. To load or remove pages, press the ring mechanism on the back cover to open the rings fully before inserting documents to avoid bending or tearing pages at the holes.