Avery White D Ring Lateral File Heavy Duty Foolscap Box 15
Avery White D Ring Lateral File Heavy Duty Foolscap Box 15
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White D Ring Lateral File Heavy Duty
Foolscap, 370gsm. 70mm expansion. 15 to a box. Avery code 46513.
Avery publishes no ring size. They name the fastener type - D-Ring Fasteners - and a 70mm expansion, and no diameter anywhere on the page. The 52mm in our own title and specification table was not theirs, and neither was the page count we hung off it.
Heavy duty and super heavy duty are Avery's own title words, and Avery does not define either. On every figure they publish the two codes are the same file: Foolscap, 370gsm, 70mm expansion, paper board, D-Ring Fasteners. The only published difference is how many come in the box. Our copy had built a grade hierarchy on top of that, and it was ours.
We could not confirm a dimension for this code. Avery's page returned no measurement row on either fetch. Its siblings publish 242 x 367mm, but borrowing that would be a guess rather than a source, so this page publishes no dimension and it is flagged for a direct check.
Avery contradicts itself on the pack size. Their specification row reads 15 Pack; their own description on the same page says there are 10 files in a box. We have kept 15 because that is the specification figure, and we are telling you about the disagreement rather than quietly picking one. It is flagged for a supplier check.
Avery's published labelling route is their own colour coding labels, or their free Filepro software. They publish no legend to go with them, so what each colour comes to mean is yours to decide.
A correction. Our own listing for this code claimed that it holds significantly more pages than another file in the range, that it suits sectors Avery does not name, that the ring measures 52mm, that the fastener is a D-ring lever arch, that pages turn more smoothly than at a standard depth and that the construction suits files handled frequently. Avery publishes none of it, so it has been removed.
Avery publishes no sheet count, no ring size and no dimension we could confirm. Where they are silent, so are we.
What Avery says it is for. Heavy duty filing, in existing shelf units, cabinets and mobile shelving units. Avery's own framing for the D-ring files is that they are a great alternative to lever arch files.
It sits in our filing and storage range, alongside Avery and the rest of the catalogue.