Archivador Prime Ring-Binder Playset Size Gamegenic (Negro)

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Esta carpeta de anillas tiene 3 anillas en D y es adecuada para almacenar páginas estándar de 24 o 12 bolsillos. El tamaño de esta carpeta hace que sea el modelo óptimo para guardar tus páginas Playset. El exterior de la carpeta está hecho de Nexofyber, un material innovador que consigue crear una superficie agradable al tacto sin renunciar a la elegancia y que, además, es resistente al agua y a la suciedad. El interior de la carpeta Prime Playset Ring Binder protege las cartas con un forro suave de microfibra. Incluye una ranura con el tamaño perfecto para cualquier carta estándar, pero que también tiene el tamaño de la etiqueta de la parte trasera de la carpeta. De esta manera, la carpeta se puede etiquetar de varias formas. Las tapas reforzadas aseguran que tus colecciones de cartas Playset estén seguras.

  • Tiene capacidad para almacenar páginas estándar de 12 o 24 bolsillos
  • Incluye anillas en D resistentes con bisagras reforzadas
  • Optimizada para páginas de bolsillos PLAYSET
  • Tapas rígidas para más protección
  • Ranura con el tamaño perfecto para cualquier carta estándar
  • Etiqueta en la parte trasera perfecta para personalizar la carpeta
  • Materiales de primera calidad (superficie exterior de Nexofyber y forro interior de microfibra)
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