How to Choose the Best 3 Ring Binders

Different 3-ring binders are suited to different tasks. You require one type of binder to archive documents, another to collate reference materials, and another still to organize presentations. This guide from OnTimeSupplies.com shows you how to choose the right 3-ring binder. 

There are three elements to consider when choosing your binders

	Binder Cover: how will you use your binders?
	Ring Style: how often will you have to access the collated documents?
	Ring size: how large are your documents.

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Will you use your 3 ring binder for archives or presentations?

How often will you add documents to your 3-Ring Binder?

The binder ring is the second most important element of a 3-ring binder. The size and shape determines the binder's capacity,  how easily the pages turn, and how easy it is to add and remove sheets. 

Additional 3-Ring Binder Features: 

• One-touch binder rings easily open with just one hand.
• Gap-free binder rings eliminate tears and snags when turning pages. 
• Back-mounted binder rings allow pages to lie flat, instead of following the curve of the ring.
• Easy-insert binder spines allow you to quickly add, remove, or swap labels.
• Label holders allow insertion of descriptive labels.
• Non-stick covers prevent ink stains and smudges, so you can reuse your 3-ring binders over and over again.
• Binder pockets organize loose paper too big or small for the binder's rings. 
• Business card slits neatly store business cards.