Smead SMD10395 Manila Supertab File Folder 1/3 Cut 100pk

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD10395 is a Manila SuperTab letter-size file folder built for high-volume filing environments where legibility and durability matter. Constructed from 11 point stock, each folder features a two-ply reinforced tab that stands 7/8 inch high — approximately 90 percent larger than a standard tab — giving users more surface area for labels and handwritten annotations. The folders are scored for 3/4 inch expansion to handle thicker document sets without losing shape. Sold in a box of 100, these are a practical staple for office administrators, records managers, and filing clerks managing active filing systems.

Designed for standard letter-size file cabinets and filing drawers, these folders suit general office and administrative environments including medical offices, legal offices, government agencies, and corporate records rooms. The 1/3-cut tabs are supplied in assorted positions — left, center, and right — allowing users to stagger folders across a drawer for quick visual scanning. The standard letter size accommodates 8.5-inch by 11-inch documents without overhang.

Key Features

• Extra-wide SuperTab at 7/8 inch height provides roughly 90 percent more label area than standard tabs
• Two-ply reinforced tab construction resists tearing at high-use edges
• 11 point Manila stock offers durable, lightweight construction for daily filing use
• Scored for 3/4 inch expansion to hold thicker document sets
• 1/3-cut tabs in assorted positions for staggered, easy-to-read drawer organization
• Box of 100 folders supports bulk filing projects and supply room stocking

Compatibility

Designed for standard letter-size file cabinets and hanging folder frames that accommodate 8.5-inch by 11-inch interior folders.

Installation Notes

No tools required for setup. Insert folders into standard file cabinet drawers or hanging frames with the tab facing up toward the user. Label tabs before loading documents to maintain a legible, organized filing sequence. Avoid overfilling beyond the scored expansion capacity to prevent folder damage and ensure drawers close properly.