A spring file is a type of document holder or filing folder equipped with a spring-loaded clip or clamp mechanism that securely holds punched papers in place. It is commonly used in offices, schools, and government institutions for organizing and storing loose documents.
Key Features:
Spring Mechanism:
A metal clip or clamp inside the file opens and closes using spring tension. It holds hole-punched papers tightly without needing staples or binding.
Cover Material:
Usually made from hardboard, PVC, manila card, or plastic, often in assorted colors.
Capacity:
Can hold 50–200 sheets depending on the size and strength of the spring clip.
Label Space: Often includes a space on the spine or cover for labeling contents.