Need 1.5-inch binders by the case instead of one at a time? UniKeep’s fully enclosed polypropylene binders are made in the USA, and volume pricing is applied automatically in your cart. Free shipping on orders over $39.
| Binder | Cover | Colors | Single-unit price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 Inch 3-Ring View Binder | Clear poly overlay for custom covers | Black, White, Clear | $7.99 |
| 1.5 Inch Fully Enclosed Binder, No Overlay | Plain enclosed case | Black, White, Clear | $7.19 |
| 1.5 Inch Clear View Binder, Metal Rings | Clear poly overlay | Clear | $10.99 |
Prices shown are single-unit list prices. Volume pricing is applied automatically in your cart as quantity increases.
Plant and facilities teams building SOP, safety, and maintenance binders. Contractors and project teams assembling job binders and manuals. Libraries, nonprofits and public agencies equipping programs. Small businesses and resellers that need consistent stock in black, white, or clear.
Building compliance binders? See our safety binders, operating procedures binder, and lockout/tagout binder. Working with large drawings? Try the 11×17 binder.
For 100+ units, mixed colors, a purchase order or a repeat schedule, call 937.645.4600 or send us your quantities, and we will quote it.
Want your logo on the cover? See custom binders with your company logo.
UniKeep’s 1.5-inch view binder holds roughly 260 to 280 sheets of 20 lb bond paper.
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The view binder has a clear poly overlay so you can slide in a custom cover sheet and swap it later. The no-overlay binder is a plain enclosed case.
Yes. The 1.5-inch clear view binder is also available with round metal rings.
Volume pricing is applied automatically in your cart as quantity increases. For very large or repeat orders, call us or send your quantities for a quote.
Yes. See our custom binders with company logo page for printed options.
It depends on how full the binder will be and how often pages are turned. Our D-ring vs. O-ring guide walks through the trade-offs.