Business Source BSN16518 Manila File Folder Letter Size 50pk

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN16518 is a heavyweight letter-size manila file folder built for frequent use in professional filing environments. Constructed from 14-point manila stock that incorporates post-consumer material, each folder delivers the rigidity needed to handle repeated pulling, filing, and retrieval without breaking down. The straight-cut, single-ply tab runs the full width of the folder, giving technicians, office staff, and records managers maximum surface area for labeling. This box contains 50 folders and suits any operation that moves high volumes of documents through an organized filing system.

These folders are designed for letter-size documents and fit both vertical and lateral filing cabinets. The straight-cut tab style works well in environments where files are labeled with adhesive labels or handwritten identifiers. Typical applications include administrative offices, service departments, and records rooms that require a reliable, everyday folder with no special cut or scoring. The 14-point stock weight places these folders in the heavyweight category, making them a practical choice for files that see daily handling.

Key Features

• 14-point manila stock construction for added rigidity and durability under frequent use
• Straight-cut, single-ply tab provides full-width labeling surface across the top edge
• Compatible with both vertical and lateral filing cabinet configurations
• Incorporates post-consumer recycled material in the stock
• Letter-size format accommodates standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents
• Sold in a box of 50 folders for volume stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder for use in vertical and lateral filing systems that accept letter-size hanging frames or direct-filing drawers.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to place these folders into a filing cabinet or shelf system. Verify that the filing cabinet or drawer is rated for letter-size documents before inserting folders. Label tabs before loading documents to maintain a consistent filing sequence. Keep drawer loads within the cabinet manufacturer's weight capacity to prevent drawer or rail wear.