Is this a ring binder or a bound binder
226060
This is not a ring binder. The pages are permanently bound into the cover and you slip your artwork in like a regular page protector.
226061
It's bound and all the pages are fixed in place, but it does lay really flat when open.
226062
Hello -- the art portfolio is bound, not rings, so the number and order of pages is set. The landscape orientation makes this a unique product, and it does lay nearly flat -- does not tend to close up at all. Hope this helps -- PG
1791263
Yes, they have 3 binder holes, so will fit most 3-ring binders. I use a lot of these protector sheets and this was a very good item for the price.
1801880
As stated by others, the ring size is one inch. This item was suggested to me by my college photography professor and I am pleased that I took his suggestion. I had been using a high-end binder purchased from my local office supply. The binder exposed the negative sleeves to dust and the sleeves would tear. I never had a tearing issue with this binder/box. No two rings are *perfectly* matched, but the rings on this item are so close that there should never be tearing if used properly. Negatives should never be stored in moist environments. Ambient moisture is very different than excessive moisture. This is a good storage item for negatives stored under standard environmental conditions. As stated by others, the ring size is one inch. This item was suggested to me by my college photography professor and I am pleased that I took his suggestion. I had been using a high-end binder purchased from my local office supply. The binder exposed the negative sleeves to dust and the sleeves would tear. I never had a tearing issue with this binder/box. No two rings are *perfectly* matched, but the rings on this item are so close that there should never be tearing if used properly. Negatives should never be stored in moist environments. Ambient moisture is very different than excessive... » Read More As stated by others, the ring size is one inch. This item was suggested to me by my college photography professor and I am pleased that I took his suggestion. I had been using a high-end binder purchased from my local office supply. The binder exposed the negative sleeves to dust and the sleeves would tear. I never had a tearing issue with this binder/box. No two rings are *perfectly* matched, but the rings on this item are so close that there should never be tearing if used properly. Negatives should never be stored in moist environments. Ambient moisture is very different than excessive moisture. This is a good storage item for negatives stored under standard environmental conditions. « Show Less
58125
Its parafin/wax binder..These are waxy looking and feeling. I am sure that is what holds their shape. And also the answer below ;)
1181321
Yes, it's basically a 1 1-2 to 2 inch binder on the inside. Very nice product.
695758
You will more than likely need a binder that is bigger than the ones with the 6" rings. I think the 6" ones could hold up to around 1000 pages. 1600 would be too much for those. Not sure if they make binders with larger than 6" rings.
1734817
No, there is no 3-ring mechanism in the binder. The sleeves in the folio will handle any sheet, photo, etc. up to 9" X 12". The sleeves are very similar to "page savers". They are bound to the folio spine and are NOT removable.
2181456
It's much smaller then a normal 3 ring binder. I would say an inch at most. I'll check it out when I go to work on Monday :)
1792213
Binder is a composite paper with an Acco fastener of two prongs. One at top of a three-hole punch, one at the bottom. The pages can be turned easily, but replacement of pages is a pain. Best for storage when loaded in one direction. Newest at top, or newest at bottom of papers. I use mine to store older 1040 forms and other income tax documents by year.
1209137
I'm not sure what the rings are on that particular binder, but judging by the dimensions, I think it should fit.
562889
The Ultra Pro 2-pocket pages fit any 3-ring binder, whether the rings are round or "D" shaped. Binders also come in different thickness, from 1" thick on up to 5" thick.Amazon, ebay, overstock, office supply stores (staples, office depot) carry a variety of sizes in stock. Google "3 ring binder" and all kinds of different places will pop up, including hobby sites. Hope this helps.
288051
Regular 3 ring binder. Use these for oversize pictures, postcards, and other genealogy Betty
1214876
The binder rings are just a hair under 1" in diameter. It will easily hold 50 sheets of paper.
1534335
Since I don't know what price you have in hand, I don't know. The prices I have seen are for a single binder. It's about $20, but worth it. It lasts, and functions perfectly, forever.
562890
Not sure exactly what size 2-ring binder you require, but there are several styles available on Amazon. Maybe one of these will work for you. You may also want to check with some "craft stores".
1633061
Hi Steven. Yes, there are 3 holes that I place in a 3 ring binder. I'm very pleased with them. Thanks for asking.
1214875
It is the size of a standard 1" three ring binder. It does have nice strong rings.