Report covers with interior pockets are often referred to as twin pocket folders. Of course there are report covers without fasteners to hold your non-punched papers that use a side clip which holds your papers in place.
Like binders, report covers can also hold 3 hole-punched papers but instead of rings, you’ll often find fasteners inside. Pictured: Oxford Clear Front Report Cover, Oxford Pressboard Report Cover, Oxford Twin- Pocket Folder Common sheet size is the standard letter size (8.5”x11”) but there are specialty binders in smaller and larger sizes.īinders are almost always sold by the each with the exception of a few that can be purchased as a carton (usually 12 binders/ctn). Depending on size and ring type, binders can hold up to 1,300 sheets of paper. This will determine how many sheets the binder will hold. The size of 3-ring binders range from 1” to 6”. Many binders also have interior pockets for storing non hole-punched paper.
View binders have a clear plastic pocket on the front, back, and spine allowing you to label and organize your binders. You’ll also notice you have a choice between a view binder and a standard non-view binder. Learn more about binder rings here: 6 Types of Binder Rings You Should Know About.īinders are mostly hard back although there are some flexible binders available. These rings vary in type with the basic round ring, the slant ring, D-ring, EZD ring, and the gapless ring. Typically you’ll find binders with three rings perfect for storing 3 hole-punched papers. The main thing that sets binders apart from report covers are the rings. Pictured: Avery Economy View Binder with Round Rings While similar, there are many differences between the two and we’ll explore these differences to help you determine which works best for your needs. With report covers you’ll notice choices that include fasteners, pockets, punch-less clips, and a choice of material.
When browsing binders, you’ll have to look at the size (how many sheets it can hold), ring type, and view vs. Both solutions come in many different styles. There are many ways to store important presentations and organize large amounts of paperwork (binders and report covers being two options).
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