Schematics Plastic Sleeves

• Protection: They act as a barrier against spills, tears, dirt, and moisture, which is crucial for preserving important plans and drawings in environments like construction sites, workshops, or offices.

• Organization: They are often available in assorted colors, allowing for a color-coding system to categorize documents by project, client, or priority. Some sleeves also come with holes to fit into binders or have special pockets for labeling.

• Materials: They are typically made from durable plastics like polypropylene or polyethylene. These materials are chosen for their resistance to tearing, bending, and moisture. Some are also acid-free to prevent the documents from yellowing over time.

• Variations: These sleeves come in various sizes (e.g., A4, A0, etc.) to accommodate different document dimensions. Some are simply open-ended, while others feature resealable zippers or flaps to keep contents secure.

• Applications: They are widely used by professionals in various fields, including architects, engineers, surveyors, builders, contractors, and artists. They are also used in offices and schools for general document organization and protection.