Smead SMD10347 Accordion File Folder Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10347 is a multi-level accordion file folder built for letter-size documents in office filing systems. Constructed from 11 point acid-free stock with a high percentage of recycled material, each folder scores for 3/4 inch expansion to accommodate thicker file contents. Reinforced 1/2 inch high top tabs resist tearing under repeated handling. The 1/3-cut tab positions are assorted across the box, making it straightforward to set up sequential or alternating file arrangements. This product is sold in a box of 100 units, making it suitable for bulk office setup or restocking supply rooms. Installation requires no tools and is handled by office staff or records management personnel.

The SMD10347 is intended for letter-size document filing in general office, administrative, and records management environments. The acid-free construction helps prevent document degradation over time, making these folders appropriate for files that need longer-term storage. The high recycled-content stock suits offices with sustainability procurement requirements. With 100 folders per box, this SKU fits bulk filing projects, new office buildouts, or ongoing supply replenishment for active file systems.

Key Features

• 11 point acid-free stock resists document degradation in long-term storage
• High recycled-content material supports sustainability procurement standards
• Scored for 3/4 inch expansion to handle thicker document sets
• Reinforced 1/2 inch high top tabs provide added durability under frequent use
• 1/3-cut tabs in assorted positions for easy sequential or offset filing setups
• Box of 100 units supports bulk filing projects and supply room restocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard letter-size documents. Compatible with typical lateral and vertical file drawer systems that accommodate letter-size hanging or open-shelf folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required. Office staff and records management personnel handle setup. Label tabs before inserting folders into drawers or shelves to maintain consistent filing order. Avoid overfilling beyond the scored expansion capacity to prevent tab stress and folder failure over time.