Smead SMD10333 Manila Top-tab File Folder Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10333 is a manila top-tab file folder designed for organizing, filing, and archiving documents in office and professional environments. Built from 11-point stock, these folders provide reliable durability for everyday file management. Each folder features 1/3-cut tabs measuring 0.5 inches high, giving users clear, consistent label placement across a hanging or cabinet drawer setup. Scoring for 0.75 inches of expansion allows each folder to hold thicker document stacks without losing its shape. Rounded front and back corners reduce tearing and fraying over time. These folders are sold in a box of 100 units.

The SMD10333 is suited for general office filing, records management, and document archiving in both commercial and professional settings. The top-tab design works with standard lateral and vertical file cabinets. The 1/3-cut tab pattern staggers label positions across folders for faster visual identification when browsing a file drawer. The 0.75-inch expansion scoring makes these folders practical for projects or case files that accumulate multiple documents over time.

Key Features

• 11-point manila stock for sturdy, everyday file protection
• 1/3-cut tabs at 0.5 inches high for consistent label positioning
• Scoring for 0.75 inches of expansion to accommodate thick document stacks
• Rounded front and back corners to resist tearing and fraying
• Top-tab design compatible with standard lateral and vertical file cabinets
• Sold as a box of 100 folders

Compatibility

Designed as a standard top-tab replacement or new-installation file folder for use in residential, commercial, and professional office filing systems that accept letter-size folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to place these folders into file cabinet drawers or desktop organizers. Ensure drawer rails or hanging frames are cleared of obstructions before loading folders. Label tabs before filing to maintain a consistent and legible filing system. Avoid overfilling beyond the 0.75-inch expansion scoring to prevent folder wear.