Nature Saver NATSP17208 Classification Folder Box of 10

Product Description

The NATURE SAVER NATSP17208 is a letter-size classification folder built for organized, high-volume filing. It features two internal dividers and 2-inch embedded fasteners on the front cover, back cover, and both dividers, keeping multi-section documents secure and separated. The covers are constructed from 25-point recycled stock with 2/5-cut tabs positioned right of center. Dividers use 20-point recycled stock with 1/3-cut tabs. The folder expands to a full 2-inch capacity, making it suitable for thick, bulky file sets. Each box contains 10 folders.

This folder is designed for office and administrative environments where large volumes of paperwork need to be subdivided into distinct sections. Common applications include legal files, medical records, project documentation, and compliance filing. The multi-fastener design holds documents in place across all sections, reducing loose-sheet movement within the folder. Letter-size format fits standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents. Office administrators, filing clerks, and records management professionals typically deploy this product in both active and archival filing systems.

Key Features

• 2-inch embedded fasteners on front cover, back cover, and both dividers for multi-section document retention
• Two internal dividers create three distinct filing sections per folder
• 25-point recycled stock covers with 2/5-cut right-of-center tabs for easy labeling
• 20-point recycled stock dividers with 1/3-cut tabs
• Expands to 2-inch capacity to handle large, bulky file sets
• Made from recycled materials supporting environmentally responsible purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size classification folder compatible with conventional filing cabinets and storage systems that accommodate 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Insert documents under the appropriate fastener prongs and fold prongs flat to secure. When loading heavy files, distribute documents evenly across sections to avoid stressing the fastener base. Folders should be stored upright in a filing cabinet drawer or box to maintain folder shape over time.