Filing
Pocket Pages Holder
Double sided nine or eighteen pocket pages holders for card collections and sample filing, punched to fit standard ring binders.
All Pocket Pages Holder Products
Problems This Range Solves
- Single sided pages double the thickness of a collection binder.
- Loose cards are hard to review without removing them from a sleeve.
- Pages that are out of punch pitch tear at the holes.
What You Get
- Nine pockets a side gives eighteen cards on one page, halving binder thickness.
- Clear film on both faces so a collection is reviewed without handling the cards.
- Punched to the standard ring pattern so pages drop into a binder already in use.
Who Buys This Range
- Stationery importers and wholesalers building an own brand filing range.
- Office supply retail chains and e-commerce sellers needing consistent repeat supply.
- Contract stationers supplying corporate and government tenders.
- Promotional and premium gift suppliers who need a printed carrier for a campaign.
Application Scenarios
- Trading and gaming card collections
- Coin and stamp filing
- Fabric and colour sample filing
- Business card archives
Materials We Use
- Polypropylene sheet, the standard material across the filing range. Flexible, tear resistant, writes clean and takes a matt or glossy finish.
- PVC sheet where a heavier, higher gloss cover or a welded pocket is required.
- Paper board and grey board for lever arch files, box files and hard cover notebooks.
- Metal fittings: rings, lever arch mechanisms, rivets, clips and eyelets.
Customisation Options
- Size, from stock A4 and F/C formats to a size drawn to your specification.
- Colour matching to a Pantone reference or a physical swatch you send us.
- Surface finish, matt, glossy, frosted, embossed or printed film.
- Printing, screen print, offset print or hot stamping of your logo.
- Pocket count, gusset depth, ring size and fitting type.
- Retail packaging, header cards, barcodes, polybags and colour cartons.
- Export carton marking and pallet configuration.
Manufacturing Process
- Sheet selection and colour matching against the approved sample.
- Cutting and die cutting of covers, pockets and gussets.
- High frequency welding or heat sealing of pockets, gussets and seams.
- Punching, riveting and fitting of rings, clips, elastic or press studs.
- Screen printing, offset printing or hot stamping of logos and artwork.
- Assembly, cleaning, polybag and carton packing to the agreed export pack.
Quality Control
- Incoming check on sheet thickness, colour and print film before cutting.
- First article approval against the signed golden sample before mass production runs.
- In line checks on weld strength, rivet seating and mechanism action during production.
- Colour comparison against the approved swatch under a consistent light source.
- Sampling inspection to AQL standard on the finished lot.
- Carton drop and pack check before the container is loaded.
Our quality control system follows AQL standard. Customers are welcome to arrange their own staff to inspect the goods before the balance is paid.
How To Specify Pocket Pages Holder
A short buying guide for the points that decide price, lead time and whether the reorder repeats correctly.
- Confirm the card dimensions before the pocket is cut.
- Set the film thickness against how often pages are turned.
- Check the punch pattern against the binder in use.
- Decide the pack count for retail.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pocket Pages Holder
How many cards does one page hold?
Nine pockets on each side, so eighteen cards on a double sided page.
Will the pages fit a standard binder?
Pages are punched to the standard ring pattern. Send the binder specification and the punch is matched to it.
Do you accept OEM and ODM orders?
Yes. We work as the production department for importers and brand owners. You can send us an existing sample, a drawing or a specification and we will quote against it. Own brand printing and retail packaging are part of the normal service.
How do samples work?
Samples already held in stock are free of charge. If a new mould has to be opened or new material sourced there is a charge for it. Stock samples usually take three to five days to prepare, and a new tool or new material extends that. You comment on the sample and we remake it until it is approved.