Smead SMD12543 File Folders 1/3 Cut Tab Letter Size 100 Pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD12543 is a letter-size file folder designed for everyday document organization in office and light commercial filing environments. Made from 11 point single-ply stock, these folders provide a durable yet economical option for managing infrequently accessed files. Each folder features a 1/3-cut tab measuring 0.5 inches high, an undercut front panel, and rounded top corners to reduce snags during handling. Scoring supports up to 0.75 inches of expansion, allowing folders to accommodate thicker document sets without losing shape. The orange color makes them a natural fit for color-coded filing systems where quick visual identification is a priority.

These folders are suited for letter-size documents in residential, small business, and commercial office environments. They work in standard lateral and vertical file cabinets as well as open-shelf filing units. The color-coding capability speeds up retrieval in high-volume filing systems where files are grouped by category, department, client, or status. Each box contains 100 folders, making restocking efficient for offices managing large filing volumes.

Key Features

• 11 point single-ply stock construction for economical, lightweight durability
• 1/3-cut tabs at 0.5 inches high for clear labeling and quick identification
• Scored for 0.75 inch expansion to hold thicker document sets
• Undercut front panel keeps contents visible and accessible
• Rounded top corners reduce snags and extend folder lifespan
• Orange color supports color-coded filing systems for faster retrieval

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or bulk supply option for letter-size file folders used in vertical file cabinets, lateral file cabinets, and open-shelf filing systems that accept 1/3-cut tab letter-size folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Insert folders into standard letter-size file drawers or shelf units with tabs oriented toward the user for easy access. When using in a color-coded system, establish a consistent tab-position pattern across assorted-color folders to maintain filing order. Do not overfill folders beyond the scored expansion capacity, as this can compromise folder integrity over time.