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Lion File Prod Cat Pg 1-4.FH9 Our Profile Contents Our Facilities & Contacts Our Office Our Warehouse Our State-Of-The-Art Machines Our Contacts Our Products Lever Arch Files Ring Files Box Files Manila Files *Flat Files *Simple Files / Inner Files / Square Cut Folders / Fold Files *Pocket Files / Document Wallets *Minutes Files *Folder Files Index Dividers Envelopes Miscellaneous Stationery *Sheet Protector / Copysafe *Memo Cube *Treasury Tag *Computer Files *PVC Wire Clipboard *Management Files Useful Informations Simple yet Effective Designs for the Modern Office and Home Brilliant Achievement is one of the leading file manufacturers in Malaysia Our Profile that was established in 1992. Its 100,000 sq. ft. factory is situated in Bukit Minyak, Penang where state-of-the-art manufacturing technology is used to ensure only top quality products bear the LIONFILE Trademark. The company welcomes an active working partnership with customers, resulting in high levels of customer satisfaction and long term trading relationships. In the future, Brilliant Achievement hopes to go beyond its core range of filing products to supply other essential equipment for the needs of the modern office and home. Mission To produce competitively priced quality office products. Our Facilities and Contacts Our Facilities Sales and Manufacturing Address Company : Brilliant Achievement Sdn. Bhd. Lion File Marketing Sdn. Bhd. Address : 2057, Jalan IKS Bukit Minyak, Taman IKS PERDA, Bukit Minyak, 14000, Bukit Mertajam, Penang, Malaysia. Telephone : +604 5083357 / 58 Fax : +604 5083359 Email : [email protected] [email protected] Website : www.lionfile.com Our Products Marketed under the name LIONFILE, our products cover an array of arch files, ring binders, manila files and other office filing products namely index dividers and clip boards. In addition to filing products, we also produce a variety of envelopes, memo cubes and treasury tags. Quality Reliability Versatility Lever Arch Files The lever arch files come complete with metal eye lock, fingering slot, metal edge protectors and brown or coloured index. It can be fitted either with a 75 mm or 55 mm lever arch mechanism complete with metal compressor bar. Types of Lever Arch Files: Smooth Marble Embossed PVC Cover Original Embossed Marble Paper Lever Arch Files Smooth Marble With Pasted Label and assembled with Fix Clip or Slide in Plate SMK SMQ Smooth Marble SMJ SMP SMA Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn AF_403 Lion Premier SMK 3 F4, A4 24s - Fix Clip (403) 50s - Slide In Plate Lion Gold SMQ AF_402 2 F4, A4 30s - Fix Clip Lion SMJ (402) 50s - Slide In Plate AF_405 Lionfile SMP A5 50s (405) A Brand SMA AFV 401 ALBA RADO B5 Voucher 48s & 50s (401) GANGYU Lever Arch Files Embossed PVC Cover Welded Spine Pocket with Insert Label and assembled with Fix Clip or Slide In Plate Embossed PVC Cover Embossed PVC Available Colours: Red (R1) Purple (M2) Yellow (Y1) Brown (W1) Blue (B3) Maroon (M1) Royal Blue (B5) Orange (O1) Dark Blue (B6) White (C2) Green (G1) Silver (E1) Lt Green (G2) Black (K1) Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn AF_403 Lionfile * Solid 3 F4, A4 24s - Fix Clip (PSP) (403) 50s - Slide in Plate AF_402 2 F4, A4 50s (402) AF_405 Lionfile + PVC A5 50s (PPP) (405) AFV 401 B5 Voucher 50s (401) * PSP: PVC Cover + Printed Solid Colours Inner + PPP: PVC Cover + PVC Inner Lever Arch Files Embossed PVC Cover With Pasted Spine Label and assembled with Fix Clip or Slide In Plate Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn AFO407 Brilliant A3 16s PVC 407 Cover Oblong PVC AFU409 LionfileInner 409 24s (PPP) Upright Lever Arch Files Original Embossed Marble Paper With Pasted Spine Label and assembled with Fix Clip or Slide In Plate Embossed PVC Cover & Original Embossed Marble Paper & Original Embossed Marble Cover Embossed PVC Standard Packing Stock Code Description Specification pcs/ctn AFF403 Lion Gold 3 F4 50s AFF402 Lion Gold 2 F4 50s Order No. Smooth Marble Item Order No. for Smooth Marble Specification Standard Code No. Packing SMK SMQ SMJ SMP SMA 3 Arch File AFF403 60050 60702 60000 60080 60047 24s AFA403 60115 60027 60018 24s AFF403 10020 50s AFA403 10221 50s 2 Arch File AFF402 60121 60719 60001 30s AFA402 60120 60032 30s 3 B5 Voucher AFV401 60006 48s 60366 60031 50s 3 A5 AFB40560360 60028 50s Embossed PVC Cover (PSP) Item Order No. for Embossed PVC Cover (PSP) Standard Specification Code No. RED YELLOW L/GREEN D/GREEN WHITE BLUE R/BLUE D/BLUE BLACK SILVER PURPLE MAROON BROWN ORANGE Packing R1 Y1 G1 G2 C2 B3 B5 B6 K1 E1 M2 M1 M1 O1 3 Arch File AFF403PSP 15041 15042 15044 15046 15052 15043 15053 15045 15040 15048 15049 15047 15051 15050 50s AFA403PSP 15001 15002 15004 15006 15012 15003 15013 15005 15000 15008 15009 15007 15011 15010 2 Arch File AFF402PSP 15121 15122 15124 15126 15132 15123 15133 15125 15120 15128 15129 15127 15131 15130 50s AFA402PSP 15081 15082 15084 15086 15092 15083 15093 15085 15080 15088 15089 15087 15091 15090 3 B5 Voucher AFV401PSP 60366 50s 3 A5 AF 405PSP 60360 50s 3 A3 AF0407PSP 60298 60299 60326 60294 6029760293 60295 60327 50s Embossed PVC Cover (PPP) Item Order No. for Embossed PVC Cover (PPP) Standard Specification Code No. RED YELLOW L/GREEN D/GREEN WHITE BLUE R/BLUE D/BLUE BLACK SILVER PURPLE MAROON BROWN ORANGE Packing R1 Y1 G1 G2 C2 B3 B5 B6 K1 E1 M2 M1 M1 O1 3 Arch File AFF403PPP 15061 15062 15064 15066 15072 15063 15073 15065 15060 15068 15069 15067 15071 15070 50s AFA403PPP 15021 15022 15024 15026 15032 15023 15033 15025 15020 15028 15029 15027 15031 15030 2 Arch File AFF402PPP 15141 15142 15144 15146 15152 15143 15153 15145 15140 15148 15149 15147 15151 15150 50s AFA402PPP 15101 15102 15104 15106 15112 15103 15113 15105 15100 15108 15109 15107 15111 15110 Ring Files The Ring Files equip with the choice of 2, 3 & 4 D or O rings mechanism. Ring height is either 25 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm or 65 mm complete with plastic compressor bar. Types of Ring Files: Smooth Marble Embossed PVC Cover PVC Insert Binders Fancy / Designers Cover Ring Files Smooth Marble With pasted Spine Label assembled with 2D or 2O ring Mechanism, Plastic Compressor Bar with or without side clip Smooth Marble Colours: Printed Smooth Marble (various colours) Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn 1801 Lion SMJ 25 mm F4 40s RF_22DSMJ A4 D ring O ring RF_22OSMJ 1802 SMJ 25 mm F4 24s RF_22WSMJ A4 D ring + Side Clip O ring + Side Clip RF_22XSMJ Ring Files Embossed PVC Cover Welded Spine Pocket with Insert Label and assembled with 2D or 2O Mechanism and Plastic Compressor Bar Embossed PVC Cover Embossed PVC Available Colours: Red (R1) Purple (M2) Yellow (Y1) Brown (W1) Blue (B3) Maroon (M1) Royal Blue (B5) Orange (O1) Dark Blue (B6) White (C2) Green (G1) Silver (E1) Lt Green (G2) Black (K1) Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn 1801 Lion File * Solid 25 mm F4 40s RF_22DPSP (PSP) A4 D ring RF_22OPSP O ring 1802 Lion File + PVC 25 mm F4 24s RF_22WPPP (PPP) A4 D ring + Side Clip RF_22XPPP O ring + Side Clip * PSP: PVC Cover & Printed Solid Colour Inner + PPP: PVC Cover & PVC Inner & Plastic Label Ring Files PVC Insert Binders Insertable Front and Back Pocket and assembled with 2D, 4D or 2O, 4O Mechanism PVC Insert Binders PVC Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn RFA22DPPP 25 mm 30s RFA42DPPP 40 mm A4 24s Lionfile PPP RFA52DPPP 50 mm Assembled 20s with D or O RFA62DPPP 65 mm 18s Ring Files Fancy / Designers Cover Insertable Front and Back Pocket and assembled with 2D, 4D or 2O, 4O Mechanism Fancy / Designers Cover / Designers Fancy Order No. Smooth Marble Order No. for Smooth Marble Specification Item Standard Code No. Packing SMK SMQ SMJ SMP SMA Ring File RFF22D 60002 40s RFF22O 60003 40s RFF22W 60004 24s (D+ Side Clip) RFF22X 60005 24s (O+ Side Clip) Embossed PVC Cover (PSP) Item Order No. for Embossed PVC Cover (PSP) Standard Specification Code RED YELLOW LIGHT DARK WHITE BLUE ROYAL DARK BLACK SILVER PURPLE MAROON BROWN ORANGE Packing No. R1 Y1 GREEN GREEN C2 B3 BLUE BLUE K1 E1 M2 M1 M1 O1 G1 G2 B5 B6 Ring Binder RFF22D 60270 60273 60272 60271 60338 60275 60276 6033 60274 40s RFA22D RFF22O 40s RFA22O 60214 60216 60215 60340 6022460223 60339 60217 60218 The Ring Binders will be fix assembled. Other finish goods will be assembled with slide in plate and mechanism as spare packing. Box Files The Box Files come complete with either Metal Spring Clip or DIY Plastic Spring Clip. They are equiped with locking device, assembling instruction plus either fingering slot or attached plastic puller. Types of Box Files: OPP Laminated Smooth Marble Embossed PVC Cover Box Files OPP Laminated Smooth Marble Pasted Spine Label, complete with plastic locking system, fingering slot or attached plastic puller assembled with either metal spring clip or DIY Plastic Spring Clip OPP Laminated Smooth Marble Fully Assembled with Metal Spring Clip OPP Laminated Smooth Marble OPP Laminated Pasted Spine Label assembled with DIY Plastic Spring Clip Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn BFF400SMJ Lion SMJ Box File F4 10s (400) A4 A5 B5 Box Files Embossed PVC Cover Pasted Spine Label, complete with plastic locking system, fingering slot or attached plastic puller Embossed PVC Cover Embossed PVC Available Colours: Red (R1) Purple (M2) Yellow (Y1) Brown (W1) Blue (B3) Maroon (M1) Royal Blue (B5) Orange (O1) Dark Blue (B6) White (C2) Green (G1) Silver (E1) Lt Green (G2) Black (K1) Specification Stock Code Description Standard Packing Quality Size Type pcs/ctn BFF400PSM Lionfile Solid Box File F4 10s (PSM) (400) A4 20s (2 in 1) Order No.
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