Business Source BSN17237 End Tab File Folders Box of 100

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN17237 is a box of 100 end tab file folders designed for letter-size documents in shelf filing and indexing systems. Each folder features a straight-cut, one-ply tab measuring 9.5 inches across the front, providing a wide label surface that supports color-coded indexing labels. The tab accommodates multiple label formats, making these folders a practical choice for organized filing environments. SFI Certified materials confirm the product meets sustainable forestry sourcing standards. Filing professionals and office supply staff working in high-volume records management environments will find these folders suitable for standard shelf filing setups.

These end tab folders are suited for letter-size documents filed on open shelves, lateral filing units, or in records storage rooms where tab visibility from the side is required. The straight-cut tab design allows labels to span the full tab width, supporting numeric, alphabetic, and color-coded indexing schemes. The 100-folder count per box makes them practical for departmental restocking or large filing projects in medical offices, legal firms, government agencies, and general business environments.

Key Features

• Straight-cut, one-ply tab measures 9.5 inches across the folder front for maximum label space
• Designed for letter-size documents in standard shelf and lateral filing systems
• Compatible with color-coded label systems and multi-label indexing formats
• SFI Certified for sustainable forestry sourcing
• Sold in a box of 100 folders for convenient bulk restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard end tab replacement folder for letter-size open-shelf filing systems commonly used in medical, legal, and general office records management applications.

Installation Notes

End tab folders are installed by records management staff or office personnel without specialized tools. Ensure the shelf filing unit is rated for the folder size and document load before stocking. Apply labels to the tab area before loading documents to maintain consistent indexing. Avoid overfilling folders, as excess document weight can distort tabs and reduce label visibility on the shelf.