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Cardinal Performer 3-Ring Binders, 1.5", Non-Locking Slant-D Rings, 375-Sheet Capacity, ClearVue Presentation, Non-Stick, PVC-Free, Black, 4-Pack (27401)
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Cardinal Performer 3-Ring Features
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4 Pack of black 1. 5 inch Cardinal Performer 3-Ring Binders with Slant-D rings, which hold up to 25% more than round rings (375 sheets)
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These binder 4 packs are a great value when planning for budgets, presentations, conferences and more
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Clearview poly overlay lets you customize on all 3 sides for a professional-looking view binder that tells your story from every angle
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XtraLife cover hinges deliver everyday durability that's perfect for your active projects with no tearing or splitting at the seams
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PVC-free non-stick material won't lift ink and toner from your cover sheets And pages; your archival files will look fresh year after year
About Cardinal Performer 3-Ring
This 4 pack of 1. 5" Black Cardinal performer 3-Ring Binders have non-locking Slant-D rings that hold up to 375 sheets securely; that's 25% more than typical round-ring binders. Customize on all three sides for a professional-looking finish from any angle. The Clearview Poly overlay is slightly textured and glare-free so your message will always shine through. Two clear interior pockets make it easy to keep a summary, table of contents, quick-facts or handouts within easy View. Slant-d rings are mounted to the back of your binder so there are no metal rivets on the spine in the spot where your label should be. Our binder material is PVC-free and non-stick so you won't find ink and toner from your graphics clinging to a ruined cover; that's lasting quality and a better value. Each Cardinal performer 3-Ring binder has cover hinges that resist tearing and splitting at the seams through demanding projects, long semesters or other endurance events.
