1 1/2" Case - No Rings

Product Highlights:

• 100% polypropylene, fully enclosed
• No overlay for cover sheet
• No rings
• Fully enclosed design

Product Description:

Great for larger presentations, manuals, project management and document storage. Fully enclosed case has a double snap closure for extra security. 100% polypropylene construction is durable, archival safe and recyclable. Case Binders are fully enclosed and stackable with 100% polypropylene cases. These binders DO NOT have overlays. Most standard items are in stock. No rings allow for easy storage of loose documents.

Sales Message:

UniKeep™ Case binders are great for storage of documents that need to be kept for archival use. The 1.5" no ring case binder can be used for storage of many different types of items that need a safe place to be kept away from the elements. Totally enclosed binder keeps papers from falling out and keeps enclosed items dry and dust free.

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Customization Examples and Advice:

silkscreen up to four colors

full color printed or laser printable labels

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UniKeep Case binders can be screen printed on to customize them with your company's logo or labeled with adhesive labels for organizational projects.

silkscreen up to four colors

full color printed or laser printable labels

Solution Summary:

Green Helps Make UniKeep™ Blue Case Binder The Right Choice When launching an exciting new product that just happens to be your company’s most “green” offering to date, wouldn’t you naturally want the supporting sales material to be presented in an environmentally-friendly package? Sappi Fine Paper North America certainly did...

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Solution Summary:

GregoryBonnerHale (GBH) are a multi-award winning design and advertising agency based in London, solving communication problems within brand identity, literature, TV and print advertising, retail, environments and multimedia for clients, both in the UK and overseas, including Puma, Eurostar, Flos, Land Securities and Virgin. Mark Bonner, Director of GBH, was the man charged with bringing this project to fruition. Mark had the daunting task of searching for a way to not only present the First Day Covers, but also to store and protect them for the future. Mark had good fortune in finding a CD type packaging that was from a family of products by UniKeep...

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