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They are pieces of rigid plastic that prevent pages from curling around the ring mechanism in a binder. As the binder is being closed, they help lift the sheets of paper up and over the rings. In round ring binders curved sheet lifters are placed between the front and back covers and the text. In D-ring binders, one flat sheet lifter is placed between the front cover and text.
