Smead SMD10339 Manila Top Tab File Folders Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10339 is a box of 100 manila top-tab file folders designed for everyday filing in offices, archives, and records rooms. Each folder is made from 11-point acid-free stock with a high percentage of recycled content. Tabs are cut 1/3 with assorted positions, each measuring 0.5 inches high, giving a full front-to-back view of label positions across a drawer. Folders are scored for 0.75 inches of expansion to hold thicker document sets without splaying, and both front and back corners are rounded to reduce edge wear and tearing during repeated use. Installation and filing is handled by administrative staff and records professionals.

The SMD10339 is suited for letter-size documents in standard file drawers, lateral cabinets, and archive boxes in residential offices, corporate filing rooms, legal offices, and school or government records environments. The assorted 1/3-cut tab positions allow uniform distribution of visible labels across a row of files, which is the most common filing convention for general-purpose systems. The box contains 100 folders, making it practical for initial setup of new filing systems or for restocking high-turnover file stations.

Key Features

• 11-point acid-free stock resists brittleness and chemical degradation over time
• 1/3-cut assorted tab positions at 0.5 inches high for clear, distributed labeling across file rows
• Scored for 0.75 inches of expansion to accommodate thicker document sets
• Rounded front and back corners reduce edge fraying and extend folder life
• Made with a high percentage of recycled material
• Sold in a box of 100 folders

Compatibility

Designed for letter-size documents and compatible with standard top-tab filing systems including upright file drawers and lateral file cabinets that accept letter-size hanging or non-hanging folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for filing setup. Label tabs before inserting folders into the drawer to maintain consistent labeling across the row. Distribute the three tab positions evenly across the filing sequence for maximum readability. Avoid overfilling beyond the scored expansion capacity to prevent folder failure at the spine.