Storex Binders

School and office supplies too often have earned a reputation as disposable products. Buy it, use it, throw it away. If the materials are not easily recyclable, supplies like ring binders usually end up in a landfill. Since its inception in 1998, the Canadian company Storex has believed in creating sustainable products. A case in point is the Storex ring binder. Constructed of thick, heavy-duty polypropylene, this is one binder that is built to last.

Reduce & Reuse
A 3-pronged strategy toward sustainability encompasses the tenets of "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle." To that end, the Storex ring binder isn't a disposable product but rather one that can be reused again and again for years. A dirt-repellent solvent additive effectively repulses most grime and ink from adhering to the binder surface, but no worries if it gets a little dirty. Instead of tossing the binder into a landfill after one use, why not toss it in the dishwasher? As it is dishwasher safe, the Storex ring binder cleans up nicely for a re-do.

Portable
Storex ring binders are unusually sturdy yet retain their flexibility. Tight on space in a briefcase or backpack? No problem, Storex binders will bend to squeeze into tight spots without losing their original shape. You can feel confident that any papers inside are safe and will stay undamaged, no matter how close the quarters. Because the plastic is of a heavy-duty quality, the binder surface will not tear or fray no matter where you stuff it.

Accessorized
Add a business card to a designated slot or tuck notes and lecture materials into two inner folder pockets. 1-inch Storex binders are manufactured to hold up to 200 pages of letter-sized paper, just the perfect amount for one classroom subject or a typical office presentation. The welded pockets are secure and strong and made to retain their shape--no matter how over-stuffed they may become.