Wilson Jones Top-Loading Pocket Sheet Protectors 12pk (W21417) - Clearance Sale
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Wilson Jones Top-Loading Pocket Sheet Protectors 12pk (W21417) - Clearance Sale
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Product Description
Add some design and color to your sheet protector while keeping your documents safe and secure. These top-loading pocket sheet protectors are made of durable nonstick polypropylene. The "Print Won't Stick" material resists toner transfer from your documents. Available in a four color assortment of blue, green, yellow, and red. Product number W21417.
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Product Details
- Acid free, archival safe polypropylene material
- Nonstick coating prevents ink from smudging or rubbing off papers onto sheet protector
- Available in an assortment of blue, green, yellow and red
- 12 sheet protectors per pack
Item Specifications
- Detailed Color: Assorted Colors
- Document Size: Letter
- Finish: Translucent
- Material: Polypropylene
- Color Assortment: Blue, Green, Yellow, Red
Demonstration Video
Wilson Jones Top-Loading Tinted Pocket Sheet Protectors
Transcript:
Welcome to MyBinding.com. These are the tinted pocket top-loading sheet protectors from Wilson Jones. Organize your binders while you protect the pages with these very useful sheet protectors. They are made of high quality polypropolene that resist stacking and print transfer from inks and toners. They can store documents up to 8 ½ x 11 and have a reinforced binding edge to resist tearing on ends. For documents and projects that need to be accessed quickly, easily while being reliably protected, these protectors are perfect. For more videos and all your binding needs, go to MyBinding.com.
Welcome to MyBinding.com. These are the tinted pocket top-loading sheet protectors from Wilson Jones. Organize your binders while you protect the pages with these very useful sheet protectors. They are made of high quality polypropolene that resist stacking and print transfer from inks and toners. They can store documents up to 8 ½ x 11 and have a reinforced binding edge to resist tearing on ends. For documents and projects that need to be accessed quickly, easily while being reliably protected, these protectors are perfect. For more videos and all your binding needs, go to MyBinding.com.
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Questions & Answers
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Asked by Kimmie
Hello Kimmie,
The sheet protectors are translucent. These particular sheet protectors are tinted, so are not completely clear and instead give a hint of color. The "boxie image" you are referring to is an example of what a page would look like inside the sheet protector.
Thanks,
Kathleen
The sheet protectors are translucent. These particular sheet protectors are tinted, so are not completely clear and instead give a hint of color. The "boxie image" you are referring to is an example of what a page would look like inside the sheet protector.
Thanks,
Kathleen
Answered by Mybinding.com
