Bsc Preferred JTH259 Self-adhesive Add-on Pocket 50 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED JTH259 is a self-adhesive add-on pocket designed to expand document storage capacity on binders, file folders, and report covers. Made from clear polypropylene, each pocket features a peel-and-stick adhesive backing that allows for quick, tool-free mounting on standard office filing surfaces. The transparent material keeps contents visible at a glance. Each case contains 50 individual pockets, making this a practical bulk option for offices, warehouses, and facilities management applications where organized document storage is a recurring need.

This product is suited for office, warehouse, and light industrial environments where organizing paperwork alongside binders and folders is part of daily workflow. The pockets are sized to hold standard 8.5 x 11 inch documents and affix directly to the outside or inside surfaces of binders and report covers. Facilities teams, office managers, and warehouse staff commonly use these pockets to keep reference sheets, instructions, or routing documents attached to the appropriate file. The case quantity of 50 supports high-volume deployments across workstations or shelving systems.

Key Features

• Clear polypropylene construction keeps stored documents visible without opening the pocket
• Peel-and-stick adhesive backing allows tool-free attachment to binders, folders, and report covers
• Sized for standard 8.5 x 11 inch documents
• Fits standard-size binders for consistent filing system integration
• Sold in a case of 50 pockets for bulk use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard-size binders, file folders, and report covers accommodating 8.5 x 11 inch documents. This item is equivalent to part number S-6383.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the surface of the binder, folder, or report cover before applying the adhesive pocket to ensure a secure bond. Peel the backing from the adhesive strip and press the pocket firmly into position. Allow the adhesive to set before loading documents. Once applied, removal may damage the surface or the pocket itself.