Common options include: self-adhesive round reinforcement labels (typically 1/4" diameter), dividers with reinforced holes (for example gold-reinforced holes), and reinforced filler paper that uses reinforcement tape at the hole area.
Round reinforcement labels are commonly 1/4" in diameter (0.25 inches).
Reinforced dividers use strengthened hole areas (for example gold-reinforced holes) and reinforced filler paper includes reinforcement tape at the holes; these added materials create a tougher edge around the punched hole that resists tearing from binder rings.
Reinforcement labels are small round stickers that are applied directly around the punched hole, forming a circular border (ring) around the hole.
They are described as three‑hole punched and compatible with standard 3‑ring binders.
Reinforced filler paper is available in college ruled and wide ruled formats.
