Business Source BSN43560 Interior File Folder Legal Size

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN43560 is a legal-size interior file folder designed to fit inside hanging folders, file pockets, and expanding files. Made from 11 point manila stock, each folder offers reliable durability for everyday filing applications. The tab is cut lower than standard file folders, allowing it to sit below the rail of a hanging folder so labels remain visible and documents stay organized. Each box contains 100 folders with 1/3 cut tabs in assorted positions, making it straightforward to subdivide and label large filing systems without visual clutter.

These interior folders are suited for office and records management environments where documents, brochures, pamphlets, and miscellaneous papers need to be grouped within a larger hanging file system. Legal size accommodates documents up to 8.5 by 14 inches. The assorted tab positions allow adjacent folders to be labeled without overlap, improving readability across a full drawer. Office administrators, file clerks, and records management professionals handling high-volume document storage are the primary users of this product.

Key Features

• Low-cut tab profile designed to sit inside hanging folders without obscuring the hanging folder label
• 11 point manila stock provides firm, durable construction for repeated handling
• 1/3 cut tabs in assorted positions reduce label overlap across adjacent folders
• Legal size accommodates standard 8.5 by 14 inch documents
• 100 folders per box for high-volume filing needs
• Compatible with hanging folders, file pockets, and expanding files

Compatibility

Designed for use inside standard legal-size hanging folders, file pockets, and expanding files as interior subdivision folders.

Installation Notes

Place folders inside a hanging file frame or expanding file rather than hanging them directly on file rails. Tabs should face up and remain below the top edge of the hanging folder to keep labels visible. No tools are required for setup. Avoid overfilling individual folders to prevent tab damage and maintain folder integrity over time.