Business Source BSN16490 File Folders 1/3 Cut Left Tab 100ct

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN16490 is a letter-size file folder designed for organized document storage in office and professional filing environments. Each folder features a 1/3 cut left tab that stands 1/2 inch high and is undercut to improve label visibility without obstructing the document inside. Tabs are one-ply with rounded top corners for smooth handling. Constructed from 11 point stock, these folders offer a 3/4 inch expansion capacity, accommodating light to moderate document loads. This box contains 100 folders, making it a practical restocking choice for busy offices, filing rooms, and records management applications.

These folders are suited for standard letter-size documents in both residential office and commercial office settings. The left-tab configuration is ideal for filing systems that use left-aligned labeling conventions. The 11 point stock construction provides sufficient rigidity for drawer filing cabinets, lateral files, and portable file boxes. Office administrators, records clerks, and facilities managers commonly deploy this folder in high-volume filing operations where consistency and label readability are priorities.

Key Features

• 1/3 cut left tab, 1/2 inch high, undercut for clear label visibility
• One-ply tabs with rounded top corners for smooth, snag-free handling
• 11 point stock construction for reliable rigidity in drawer and lateral filing
• 3/4 inch expansion capacity accommodates moderate document volume
• Letter size format fits standard 8.5 inch by 11 inch documents
• Box of 100 folders for consistent restocking of filing systems

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder compatible with typical drawer filing cabinets, lateral file cabinets, and portable file boxes that accept letter-size hanging or standard folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Insert folders into filing drawers or file boxes with the tab facing forward and the label aligned to the established filing sequence. Avoid overloading individual folders beyond their 3/4 inch expansion capacity to prevent tab stress and premature wear. Label each tab before filing to maintain a consistent, readable system.