Smead SMD11957 Supertab File Folder Letter 1/3 Cut 24 Pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD11957 is a letter-size file folder built with a 1/3-cut extra-wide tab measuring 7/8 inches high. That tab is roughly 90 percent larger in label area than a standard folder tab, giving technicians, administrators, and filing professionals room for larger text or multiple lines of description on a single label. Constructed from 11-point stock, the folder is scored for 3/4-inch expansion to accommodate growing file contents without losing structural integrity. Each pack contains 24 folders. The folders fit both vertical and lateral filing systems, making them adaptable to most office and workspace configurations.

These folders are suited for high-volume filing environments where fast, accurate file retrieval matters. The expanded tab visibility reduces misfiles and speeds up access in shared filing systems. Lateral cabinet users and vertical drawer users alike benefit from the consistent tab height and reinforced construction. The 11-point stock provides enough rigidity to support standard document loads without bowing or collapsing under regular handling. Organizations managing large document volumes, such as medical offices, legal firms, and facilities management departments, will find the label area particularly useful for multi-line identification schemes.

Key Features

• Extra-wide 1/3-cut tab at 7/8 inches high provides approximately 90 percent more label area than standard folder tabs
• 11-point stock construction delivers sturdy, durable support for everyday document management
• Scored for 3/4-inch expansion to accommodate thicker file contents
• Compatible with both vertical and lateral filing systems
• Pack of 24 folders per unit of purchase

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size replacement or addition for vertical and lateral filing systems that accept 1/3-cut tab folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to place these folders into a filing system. Ensure the drawer or lateral shelf is cleared of obstructions before inserting new folders to avoid misfiling. Label tabs before loading documents to maintain consistent organization from the start. Do not overfill individual folders beyond the 3/4-inch scored expansion capacity, as overloading can compromise tab visibility and folder integrity.