Smead SMD81179 Press Guard Binder 3 Inch Tabloid

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD81179 is a heavy-duty Press Guard binder designed to organize and secure tabloid-size documents in professional settings. Built from 20 point stock with a high percentage of recycled material, it delivers the rigidity needed for reports, presentations, manuscripts, and proposals. The binder features an 8.5 inch metal fastener with a compressor on top that holds loose-leaf materials firmly in place without stressing the hinge. A two-piece cover design compresses documents tightly, reducing overall bulk. This unit is well suited for office professionals, legal staff, and administrative personnel who manage large-format document sets on a regular basis.

The SMD81179 accommodates tabloid-size documents, making it a practical choice for architectural drawings, oversized reports, and presentation materials that exceed standard letter-size formats. The 3 inch capacity allows consolidation of substantial document volumes into a single binder. Fastener dimensions listed are measured center-to-center. The recycled-material construction supports sustainability goals without sacrificing structural integrity. This binder is a direct fit for filing and presentation workflows in legal, engineering, government, and corporate office environments.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty 20 point stock construction for long-term durability
• 3 inch document capacity handles large volumes of loose-leaf materials
• 8.5 inch metal fastener with top compressor holds documents firmly
• Two-piece cover compresses materials to reduce bulk
• Fastener compressor design protects the binder hinge from damage
• Made with a high percentage of recycled material

Compatibility

Designed to hold tabloid-size documents and compatible with standard metal fastener accessories used in heavy-duty press-style binders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to load documents into this binder. Open the fastener compressor, align documents under the metal prongs, and press the compressor down to secure the stack. For high-volume document sets, load pages evenly to maintain consistent compression and avoid warping the cover stock.