Smead SMD10334 Manila File Folder Letter Size 100 Per Box

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10334 is a letter-size manila file folder built for high-volume filing and archival use. Constructed from 11-point manila stock, each folder features reinforced 1/3-cut tabs that stand 0.5 inches high, providing a durable surface for labeling and repeated handling. Rounded corners on both the front and back panels reduce tearing and extend folder life in active filing environments. Each folder is scored for 0.75-inch expansion, allowing it to accommodate thicker document sets without distorting the tab position. Sold in a box of 100, this product suits records rooms, administrative offices, and field service documentation needs.

The SMD10334 is designed for letter-size documents and fits standard lateral and vertical file drawers. The 1/3-cut tab pattern staggers labels across three positions, making it straightforward to build a clearly indexed filing system in a drawer without custom labeling equipment. The 0.75-inch expansion score makes these folders practical for project files, client records, or regulatory documentation where a single folder may hold a moderate volume of papers. They are commonly used by office administrators, records management personnel, and service companies maintaining job or work-order files.

Key Features

• 11-point manila construction for durability in active filing environments
• Reinforced 1/3-cut tabs, 0.5 inches high, for strong and readable labeling surfaces
• Scored for 0.75-inch expansion to accommodate thicker document sets
• Rounded front and back corners to reduce tearing and wear
• Letter-size format fits standard vertical and lateral file drawers
• Sold in a box of 100 for efficient stock purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder compatible with conventional vertical and lateral filing cabinets that accept letter-size hanging frames or open-shelf filing systems.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Load folders into a standard letter-size file drawer or open-shelf unit with tabs facing the user for clear visibility. When building a filing system, distribute the three tab positions sequentially across consecutive folders to create a staggered, easy-to-read arrangement. Do not overfill individual folders beyond the rated expansion capacity, as this can stress the scored fold and reduce folder longevity.