Cardinal CRD26341 X-life 4 Inch Black D-ring Binder

Product Description

The CARDINAL CRD26341 is a 4-inch capacity D-ring binder built for demanding storage and organization tasks. The cover is made from XtraLife polyolefin material, a nonstick, cold-crack-tested compound rated to -50 degrees F. Polyolefin is stronger than standard vinyl, resisting seam splitting and hinge tearing over repeated use. Locking Slant-D rings increase sheet capacity by 25 percent compared to standard round rings, and GelTab triggers allow smooth, controlled ring operation. A chipboard core provides structural rigidity, while back-mounted steel rings keep the spine clean and flat.

This binder is suited for office, archival, and field-use environments where cover durability and high sheet capacity are required. The nonstick cover material is specifically beneficial when storing photos, prints, or other adhesive-sensitive inserts. Horizontal interior pockets on both the front and back inside covers each hold up to 40 sheets, adding document staging capacity without additional accessories. It is appropriate for letter-size paper and fits standard three-ring sheet protectors and dividers.

Key Features

• XtraLife polyolefin cover resists sticking to photos, prints, and inserts
• Cold-crack tested to -50 degrees F for reliable performance in cold storage environments
• Locking Slant-D rings hold 25 percent more letter-size sheets than standard round rings
• GelTab ring triggers provide controlled, easy one-handed ring operation
• Front and back interior horizontal pockets each hold 40 sheets
• Back-mounted steel rings keep spine surface clean and flat for labeling
• Chipboard core adds rigidity and prevents cover warping

Compatibility

Designed for standard letter-size paper, sheet protectors, and three-ring dividers. The 4-inch ring size accommodates high-volume document sets in office and archival applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Load sheets by pressing the GelTab trigger to open the locking rings, insert letter-size pages or sheet protectors, then close the rings until the locking mechanism engages. Do not overfill beyond the rated ring capacity, as overpacking stresses the ring mechanism and can cause ring misalignment.