Pendaflex PFXB51H Binding Case Document Organizer

Product Description

The PENDAFLEX PFXB51H is a heavy-duty binding case built for organizing invoices, requisitions, shipping papers, and similar business records. It features a heavy fiberboard exterior paired with an inner Kraft binder and a thumb-cut pull tab for quick, single-handed access. Binding posts are spaced 2-3/4 inches apart to accommodate standard punched documents. The telescoping box-style construction with a sleeve and drawer lid closure keeps contents secure during storage and handling. This type of product is commonly used by office administrators, file clerks, and records management professionals in commercial settings.

This binding case suits office environments where paper records require organized, long-term storage. It is well suited for accounts payable files, shipping documentation, and procurement records. The drawer lid closure and sleeve design help contain loose pages and prevent documents from shifting. The unit-of-measure is sold individually, making it straightforward to order exact quantities needed for a filing system.

Key Features

• Heavy fiberboard exterior provides durable, rigid structure for long-term file storage
• Inner Kraft binder with thumb-cut pull tab allows quick document retrieval
• Binding posts spaced 2-3/4 inches apart for standard punched documents
• Telescoping box-style design with sleeve and drawer lid closure for secure containment
• Suitable for invoices, requisitions, shipping papers, and similar business records

Compatibility

Designed as a standard binding case for use with 2-3/4 inch spaced binding posts and compatible with conventionally punched business documents in office record-keeping applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up this binding case. Load documents through the drawer lid opening and secure the binding posts before closing the sleeve. Store the case in a dry environment away from moisture to preserve the fiberboard structure. Handle with care when fully loaded to avoid deformation of the telescoping box.