The 2" classic Angle D ring binder is available in more colors than the Express with standard horizontal inside pockets, and optional business card pockets. The Classic also has multiple imprint methods available such as Full Color Digital, and Screen Print. see Decoration Tab for details.
High quality vinyl ring binders make a great first impression and leave a lasting message. They have become an essential part of any office and with a multitude of colors to match any company logo, each binder is truly unique and assists in building a brand. Designed for continual use - great for employee handbooks, safety or training programs, membership directories, owner manuals, sales guides and more.
This ring binder utilizes 2 Angle D rings which can hold 400 loose leaf sheets of 11H x 8.5W paper.
Vinyl liner will be same color as cover vinyl.
Nickel rivets on white vinyl and black rivets on all other stock colors. Optional Concealed rivets (Rivetless) are available. See Options Tab for details.
Digital Full Color imprint is standard with price.
Standard horizontal front and back pockets will be same color as cover.
Optional Business Card Pockets are available See options tab for choices and pricing.
Optional Imprint methods are Screen Print and Hot Stamp. Please see Decoration Tab for more information.
This binder has a 2 ring with a spine width of 2.81.
Made in USA.
Standard Vinyl Colors Black, Bright Blue, Burgundy, Gray, Green, Navy Blue, Orange, Red, Royal Blue, and White.
Product Size
Closed 11.52H x 11.18W x 2.81D
Open 11.52H x 25.21W
Spine Size 11.52H x 2.81W
Attributes
Brand:
Fey Promo
Material:
Vinyl
Dimensions:
11.52H x 11.18W x 2.81D IN
Country of Origin:
US
Lead Time:
5 days
Last Updated:
8/23/2026
Last Grabbed:
3/5/2026
MPID:
66531b68a4ab9341f4a519df
Last Inventory Updated:
02/06/2026 17:39
Features
Material: Vinyl
Special Feature: Made in USA
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