Archivador de caja Herlitz 1600360 700 hojas negro plástico

The Herlitz 1600360 box file in black plastic is a compact document organizer designed to hold up to 700 sheets. With a cubic footprint of 90 mm x 90 mm x 90 mm, it provides a space-efficient solution for storing loose papers, punched documents and file folders on shelves or in cabinets. The rigid plastic construction delivers support for stacked files and everyday handling while maintaining a slim, professional appearance suitable for office desks and home workspaces.

Advantages

The box file offers a high capacity in a small form factor, combining durability with a uniform look. Its plastic material resists moisture and wear better than many cardboard alternatives and is simple to clean. The compact dimensions make it easy to place on narrow shelves or inside storage systems, and the neutral black finish integrates with different office environments.

Suitable for

• Organizing punched A4 documents and loose sheets
• Storing reports, invoices and correspondence
• Archiving reference materials on office shelves
• Use in home offices, reception areas and corporate filing systems

Key specifications

• Capacity: holds up to 700 sheets
• Material: rigid black plastic
• External dimensions: 90 mm × 90 mm × 90 mm
• Color: black
• Format compatibility: suitable for A4 sheets when folded or punched to fit the box file size

How to use

Place loose or punched A4 sheets inside the box file, arranging documents upright to maximize capacity. For punched documents, align the holes with any internal guides or use separators to keep sections distinct. Store the box file upright on a shelf or lay it flat in a cabinet; its rigid sides support stacking multiple units. Clean the surface with a damp cloth when needed and avoid exposing the file to direct heat sources.

Recommendations

For best results, group documents by subject or date and use divider tabs to locate materials quickly. When storing long-term, keep the box file on a stable shelf to prevent warping and periodically inspect contents for moisture or damage.