- Avery EZD Heavy-Duty Reference View Binder - AVE79795
- Avery Custom Binder Spine Inserts - AVE89105
- Avery Note Tabs - AVE16323
This is the binder - the basics are as follows:
- 3 Ring
- 4 interior pockets
- 1.5" capacity
- 400 sheet capacity
Now the very best part - this binder is made of 100% recycled materials!! 40% post consumer waste.
The binder has a very nice opening system. Instead of grabbing the rings or the two tabs at each end, this binder has a single tab that you can open with one finger and a very light touch. In fact, it took me several tries to get the rings to open just a little (see the photo above).
This binder is also different in the ring design. Gone are the old Z shaped teeth that would always get out of line and catch the paper, replaced with a new Gap-Free ring feature.
The second item are the Binder Inserts. These are 1-1/2" wide and come in sheets of 5. You have to email Avery for the template to type on these, which I found a little annoying. I would have preferred to just be given a website address to access the template, but the template came very quickly. I did find the template a little awkward to use and it took me a couple of tries to get my artwork and name properly aligned, but once I did it worked very nicely.
The last item is my favorite, the Note Tabs. These tabs are clear plastic with a tab on which you can write. They are movable, self sticking and work great. I now have the 10 that I was sent on files all over my office and have ordered an additional 3 packages. You can highlight or write on the clear plastic if desired and, of course, write on the tabs.
2 comments:
Julie, I am a huge fan of these Avery Note Tabs. They were a life saver in law school, and I much prefer them over Post-it brand tabs, for the simple fact that you can write on the clear part of the tab. They are super easy to remove, too. I just can't say enough about this product. I often try to find these in local stores where I live here in Connecticut, but often find that stores don't carry them and that I need to buy them online. - kp
I am currently using one of these binders to hold a textbook for a course I'm taking and I really like it. I love the way you open the rings up to add paper.
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