Smead SMD10330 Manila Top-tab Folders 1/3-cut Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10330 is a letter-size manila top-tab file folder designed for everyday filing, organizing, and archiving in office and professional environments. Constructed from 11-point stock, each folder provides reliable durability for standard document loads. The 1/3-cut tabs measure 0.5 inches high, offering clear label space and easy drawer navigation. Front and back panels feature rounded corners to reduce wear and maintain a clean appearance over repeated use. Scoring along the bottom allows each folder to expand up to 0.75 inches to accommodate thicker document sets. Folders come in assorted colors for color-coded filing systems. Sold in a box of 100.

The SMD10330 is suited for letter-size documents in standard filing cabinets and storage drawers, whether in a single office or a high-volume records environment. The 1/3-cut tab pattern staggers tabs across left, center, and right positions, making it straightforward to identify and retrieve individual folders in a packed drawer. Assorted colors allow users to organize files by category, department, or priority without additional labeling systems. This box of 100 is well suited for initial setup of a filing system or restocking an existing one.

Key Features

• 11-point stock construction for everyday document durability
• 1/3-cut tabs at 0.5 inches high for clear, easy-to-read labeling
• Scored bottom allows up to 0.75 inches of expansion for thicker files
• Rounded corners on front and back panels reduce tearing and fraying
• Assorted colors support color-coded filing and category organization
• Letter size format fits standard filing cabinets and lateral drawers

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size top-tab file folder compatible with conventional vertical and lateral filing cabinets that accommodate letter-size hanging or stacked folder systems.

Installation Notes

No tools required for setup. Insert documents face-up and align paper edges before closing the folder to prevent jams when filing in a drawer. When using expansion scoring, crease the fold firmly to ensure the folder sits flat in the drawer. Label tabs before inserting folders into a cabinet to avoid reorganizing after the fact.