Samsill SAM16967 2 Inch D-ring Binder Biobased Usda

Product Description

The SAMSILL SAM16967 is a 2-inch D-ring binder built with biobased and recycled materials tested to ASTM D-6866 standards and certified by the USDA. The D-ring design mounts on the back lid, allowing pages to lie flat and reducing wear on punched sheets during use. Rings hold up to 25 percent more sheets than traditional round-ring binders of the same spine width. A clear overlay on the front, back, and spine allows for easy label or document insertion for quick identification. The no-rivet spine delivers a clean, professional appearance suited for client-facing or archival use. Installed and used by office administrators, project managers, and field coordinators managing high-volume document sets.

The SAM16967 is suited for organizing large sets of documents in office, school, or jobsite environments. The back-mounted ring mechanism keeps documents aligned and reduces the shifting common with front-mounted rings. The biobased construction supports procurement requirements tied to sustainability standards, including USDA BioPreferred program compliance. The clear overlay on all three exterior panels supports custom labeling without adhesive labels or permanent markings, making it practical for rotating binder use across multiple projects or filing cycles.

Key Features

• USDA certified biobased construction tested to ASTM D-6866 standards
• D-rings mounted on back lid allow pages to lie flat and reduce document wear
• Holds up to 25 percent more sheets than traditional round-ring binders
• Clear overlay on front, back, and spine panels for custom labeling
• No-rivet spine for a clean, professional exterior appearance
• Incorporates recycled materials alongside biobased content

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 2-inch D-ring binder compatible with 8.5-inch by 11-inch three-hole punched documents and standard binder accessories such as tab dividers and sheet protectors.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required for this binder. Insert documents by opening the D-ring mechanism fully before loading sheets to avoid ring stress. Store vertically on shelving to maintain spine integrity over time. Do not overfill beyond rated sheet capacity, as excess loading can stress the ring mechanism and reduce service life.