Smead SMD12710 Red File Folder 11 Pt Two-ply Tab Box 100

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD12710 is a red letter-size file folder designed for high-volume document organization in office and professional environments. Constructed from 11 point stock, it offers greater rigidity and longevity than standard-weight folders. The two-ply reinforced straight-cut tab adds structural strength at the most stress-prone point of the folder, reducing tearing during repeated use. The full straight-cut tab runs the entire top edge, providing maximum labeling surface for handwritten or printed labels. Sold in a box of 100, this product is suited for bulk filing setups, file room restocking, or color-coded organizational systems.

These folders are used in general office filing applications including lateral and vertical file drawers that accommodate letter-size documents. The red color supports color-coded filing systems commonly used in legal, medical, administrative, and records management environments to distinguish categories, departments, clients, or priority levels at a glance. The 11 point stock construction makes them appropriate for active files that see frequent handling. Each folder in the box of 100 is consistent in color and cut, supporting uniform filing installations.

Key Features

• Two-ply reinforced straight-cut tab resists tearing under repeated use
• 11 point stock construction provides above-standard rigidity and durability
• Full straight-cut tab offers maximum surface area for labeling
• Red color supports color-coded filing and document categorization systems
• Letter size fits standard vertical and lateral file drawers
• Box of 100 supports bulk restocking and large filing installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder compatible with conventional vertical and lateral file cabinets and storage systems that accommodate letter-size hanging or loose folders.

Installation Notes

File folders require no tools for installation into standard file drawers or hanging folder frames. Insert folders into the drawer with the tab facing up and toward the user for readability. For color-coded systems, establish a consistent color-to-category key before filing to maintain organizational integrity. Do not overfill individual folders, as excess document load increases stress on the tab reinforcement over time.