Smead SMD10332 Manila File Folders 1/3-cut Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10332 is a standard manila top-tab file folder designed for everyday document organization in office, filing, and archival environments. Constructed from 11 point stock, these folders provide reliable durability for storing standard letter-size documents. Each folder features 1/3-cut tabs that stand 1/2 inch high with rounded corners on both the front and back panels, reducing snag points and wear over time. Scoring for 3/4 inch expansion allows each folder to accommodate a modest stack of documents while maintaining a flat, stackable profile in the drawer. This box contains 100 folders. Filing clerks, office managers, and records professionals install these as part of standard lateral or vertical filing systems.

These manila file folders are suited for residential home offices, commercial office environments, and records storage facilities. They are a go-to solution for setting up new filing systems or replenishing existing ones. The 1/3-cut tab position assortment allows for staggered labeling across adjacent folders, making it easier to read file labels at a glance in a standard file drawer. The 3/4 inch expansion scoring makes them practical for files that accumulate moderate document volume over time.

Key Features

• 11 point stock construction for reliable everyday durability
• 1/3-cut tabs, 1/2 inch high, for staggered label positioning across folders
• Rounded corners on front and back panels to reduce wear and tearing
• 3/4 inch expansion scoring to accommodate growing document stacks
• Box of 100 folders for bulk filing setup or replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement or replenishment supply for letter-size vertical and lateral file drawer systems commonly found in residential and commercial office environments.

Installation Notes

These folders are installed by office personnel or records staff into standard letter-size file drawers or hanging folder frames. No tools are required. Label each tab before inserting into the drawer to maintain an organized, readable filing sequence. Avoid overfilling beyond the expansion capacity to prevent folder stress and document damage.