Smead SMD12034 File Folders 1/3-cut Assorted Tab Box of 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD12034 is a beige manila file folder designed for standard letter-size document storage and retrieval. Built from 11 point acid-free stock, these folders resist deterioration over time, making them a solid choice for long-term recordkeeping. Each folder features a 1/3-cut tab with reinforced two-ply construction for added durability at the point of greatest wear. Assorted tab positions allow sequential placement across hanging frames or drawer files, reducing visual clutter and speeding up pull time. This box contains 100 folders. File clerks, office administrators, and records management professionals install and maintain these in standard lateral and vertical file cabinets.

These folders are suited for general office filing in both residential and commercial environments. The assorted tab positions support alphabetical, numerical, or color-coded filing schemes. The acid-free stock is appropriate for archival document storage where paper degradation is a concern. The 11 point material weight provides a sturdier feel than lightweight economy folders, helping folders maintain their shape under repeated use. Each box of 100 gives enough stock to build out or refresh a full filing drawer system in one order.

Key Features

• 11 point acid-free stock resists deterioration for long-term document storage
• Reinforced two-ply tabs provide extra strength at the highest-wear point
• 1/3-cut assorted tab positions support organized alphabetical or color-coded filing schemes
• Beige finish works with standard manila filing systems
• Box of 100 folders provides sufficient quantity to outfit a full drawer system

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard letter-size vertical and lateral file cabinet drawers. Compatible with hanging file frames when used inside a suspension folder.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up these folders. Insert documents and place folders in file cabinet drawers or hanging frames in the desired order. Establish a consistent tab-position sequence across the drawer to maximize retrieval speed. Avoid overfilling individual folders, as excessive paper weight will stress the tab reinforcement over time.