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ELVE transaction register, 250×320 mm, 200 pages, black cover
€75,95
incl. VAT
€62,77 excl. VAT (21%)
You are ordering: Size: 250 x 320 mm · Colour: black
Price excluding shipping costs: €4,95 incl. VAT for orders under €49,95. From €49,95 we ship for free.
✗ Not in stock
Expected from supplier: week 46 (9 November - 15 November 2026)
Brand: ELVE
| Article number | 83501412 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 3416790014122 |
| OEM number | 1412 |
| Weight | 1,100 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | B: 250 mm × H: 320 mm × D: 18 mm |
| Country of origin | Frankrijk |
| Customs tariff (HS code) | 48201010 |
| VAT rate | 21% |
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This sturdy transaction register keeps all your administration clearly organised, thanks to the numbered pages and 100 g/m² quality paper. The linen cover adds extra durability, so your register will last for years on your desk.
When do you choose this product?
What does this product do?
A transaction register is used to systematically record and document financial transactions. This ELVE register is ideal for businesses that want to manually record their daily cash flows, income and expenses according to a structured system.
Why choose this format?
The horizontal 250×320 mm format offers enough space to neatly record all relevant transaction details in columns. Thanks to the horizontal layout, you can easily enter multiple details side by side without the lines becoming too cramped. With 200 pages, you have plenty of room for long-term use.
Durable construction for intensive use
The black cover is made of pleine toile, a sturdy woven fabric that withstands daily use. The 100 g/m² paper is thicker than standard office paper. The blue printing provides clear lines and columns that keep your entries neatly structured.
Practical storage
Thanks to its compact yet well-organised format, the register fits easily in a desk drawer or cupboard, while being large enough to work with comfortably. The sturdy binding ensures that pages do not come loose easily with frequent use.
A transaction register is used to systematically record and document financial transactions. This ELVE register is ideal for businesses that want to manually record their daily cash flows, income and expenses according to a structured system.
Why choose this format?
The horizontal 250×320 mm format offers enough space to neatly record all relevant transaction details in columns. Thanks to the horizontal layout, you can easily enter multiple details side by side without the lines becoming too cramped. With 200 pages, you have plenty of room for long-term use.
Durable construction for intensive use
The black cover is made of pleine toile, a sturdy woven fabric that withstands daily use. The 100 g/m² paper is thicker than standard office paper. The blue printing provides clear lines and columns that keep your entries neatly structured.
Practical storage
Thanks to its compact yet well-organised format, the register fits easily in a desk drawer or cupboard, while being large enough to work with comfortably. The sturdy binding ensures that pages do not come loose easily with frequent use.
Specifications according to the manufacturer
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Specifications
Model
Transaction registers
Size
250 x 320 mm
Grammage
100 g/m²
Number of pages
200 pages
Colour
Manufacturer
Hazard information
No hazard classification applies according to the available manufacturer and supplier information.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
Product information checked by XtremeOffice
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
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