Pendaflex PFX61504 Polypropylene Pocket File Letter Size 50

Product Description

The PENDAFLEX PFX61504 is a clear, heavy-duty polypropylene pocket file built for letter-size documents. It uses a vinyl jacket-style envelope construction with slot-weld reinforcement along each side to resist tearing under heavy daily use. A thumb notch at the open top allows fast, single-handed insertion and removal of papers without fumbling. This file is suited for office professionals, administrative staff, and records managers who need a reliable, see-through protective sleeve for high-value paperwork. Each box contains 50 individual pocket files, making it practical for bulk filing setups and document management programs.

This pocket file is designed for organizing and protecting contracts, insurance papers, legal documents, and other important letter-size materials. The clear polypropylene construction lets users identify contents at a glance without opening the file, reducing handling time in high-volume environments. It performs well in both office and field settings where document integrity must be maintained over repeated access.

Key Features

• Clear polypropylene construction allows instant visual identification of contents
• Slot-weld reinforced sides prevent tearing and extend service life under regular use
• Vinyl jacket-style envelope design protects documents from bending and surface damage
• Thumb notch at open top enables quick, easy one-handed access
• Sized for standard letter-size documents
• Sold in a box of 50 units for bulk filing applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard option for letter-size filing systems in office, legal, and administrative environments.

Installation Notes

No tools or hardware are required to use these pocket files. Store boxes flat in a cool, dry location to prevent warping of the polypropylene material before use. When loading documents, align papers squarely before sliding into the file to avoid creasing or jamming at the opening. Avoid overfilling individual sleeves beyond their intended capacity to maintain the integrity of the slot-weld seams.