Samsill SAMU86378 1 Inch Lime Green View Binder Pack of 2

Product Description

The SAMSILL SAMU86378 is a 1-inch lime green view binder built with a biobased construction and recycled content, certified by the USDA and tested to ASTM D-6866 standards. The rings are back-lid mounted, allowing pages to lie flat and reducing wear on documents over time. A no-rivet spine delivers a clean, professional look while adding structural durability. Clear overlay panels on the front, back, and spine accept custom inserts for easy labeling and identification. Sold as a pack of 2, this binder suits office professionals, students, and administrators who need reliable, sustainable document organization.

This binder is designed for general document organization in office and educational environments. The 1-inch ring capacity handles standard document loads, and the lime green color aids quick visual identification among multiple binders. The back-mounted ring design is particularly useful when working with heavy page counts, as it keeps sheets flat and reduces tearing at the punch holes. The clear overlay system on three surfaces allows printed or handwritten inserts to be slipped in without adhesives or labels.

Key Features

• USDA certified biobased product with recycled content, tested to ASTM D-6866
• Back-lid mounted rings allow pages to lie flat and reduce document wear
• No-rivet spine provides a clean appearance and added durability
• Clear overlay on front, back, and spine accepts custom inserts
• 1-inch ring capacity for standard document storage
• Sold as a pack of 2 units

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1-inch three-ring view binder compatible with 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents and standard three-hole-punched materials.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required. Insert documents by opening the binder rings and loading standard three-hole-punched pages. Slide printed inserts into the clear overlay on the front cover, back cover, and spine for labeling. Store in a dry environment away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the biobased cover material.