Customer Reviews for Staples - Standard Weight Sheet Protector, 8.5" x 11", 200/Box - Clear
Customer Rating
5
Hate torn 3 hole pages
on June 18, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
For all those items that are used frequently in a three hole notebook using sheet protectors is a must. You won't need to constantly reprint them because they have become wrinkled or the holes have torn. These are especially nice because they don't adhere to the sheet making it hard to see or hard to swap out the contents when you need to. We use these for the medical face sheets in our client notebooks since this information can not be misplaced. It is easy to read and accommodates two sheets placed back to back so all the information is easily accessible.
These are a lifesaver for anyone that wants to protect artwork legal documents or anything that is on 8 1/2" x 11" letter-sized paper. They can be easily put into a notebook for quick filing without punching holes in the document. You can also write any notations on them with a Sharpie marker.
These work fine to protect eight. And a half by eleven inch documents or papers with important information. The plastic sheeting allows you to remove the items from the top without pulling the sheets off thus making it easy to copy your item without punch holes being xeroxed. The Staples brand is a good buy in the larger package of two hundred pieces: compare how many fifty packs or less you would buy to equal the price of simply one of these packs. The side that allows a hold by your binder is tough and I have never seen one tattered or break like in a directly punched paper attachment.
I owned so many old pictures I have enlarged 8x11 and with this nonstick sheet protectors I am able to display 2 beautiful pictures at the time. They are clear enough that the pictures can be seen nicely thru the plastic. Not too lite and not too heavy. A nice way to display my beautiful memories for the future generations.
I use these medium weight sheet protectors when I work with my high school students. I slide a worksheet into one of these handy dandy sheet protectors and my students can use dry erase markers to write their answers down. I can quickly see how well they are doing and with a quick wipe with a tissue or old piece of felt -- their work is gone and I can use it again with another group of students. As I prepare students for the state exams I am able to create binders full of test preparation materials and work with several students at a time without having to make tons of copies. It's perfect for me.
I have been useing these protectors for over 10 yearss a long time and to this date have never failed me yet. I have an archive of in excess of over 1/2 a million photos prints scans and the like.of military aircraft. The pages afford a way of keeping the images archivally clean. and easy to pull the binders off the shelf for viewing They don't fold under like they would in a file drawer scenario. I would give my personal recommendatrion with out hesitation. John M. Campbell Archivist/ Author / Aviation Historian