Smead SMD13143 File Folder Letter 1/3-cut Teal 100-pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD13143 is a teal letter-size file folder built from 11-point single-ply stock, designed for occasional-use filing applications. The folder features a 1/3-cut tab standing 0.5 inches high, providing a clear labeling surface for quick identification. An undercut front panel keeps the tab visible when folders are stacked in a drawer, while rounded top corners reduce wear during repeated handling. Scored for 0.75-inch expansion, each folder can hold a modest accumulation of documents without losing its shape. This is a straightforward, economical filing solution suited for office professionals, file clerks, and administrative staff managing moderate-volume document storage.

The SMD13143 is intended for letter-size documents in standard filing cabinets and desktop filing systems. The teal color supports color-coded filing systems, allowing staff to categorize files by department, client, project type, or priority at a glance. Each box contains 100 folders, making it practical for initial setup of a filing system or restocking an existing one. The single-ply construction keeps cost low for files that do not require heavy-duty handling, such as reference archives or infrequently accessed records.

Key Features

• 11-point single-ply stock construction for economical, occasional-use filing
• 1/3-cut tab at 0.5 inches high for clear, easy labeling
• Undercut front panel keeps tabs visible when folders are filed in a drawer
• Scored for 0.75-inch expansion to hold growing document sets
• Rounded top corners reduce fraying and extend folder life during regular use
• Teal color supports color-coded filing and retrieval systems
• Box of 100 folders for system setup or bulk restocking

Compatibility

Designed to fit standard letter-size filing cabinets, desktop file boxes, and rolling file carts that accept letter-size hanging folder frames or direct-filing configurations.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Insert documents face-up with the tab facing outward toward the user for standard front-to-back drawer filing. When using color-coded systems, establish a consistent color-to-category scheme before filing to ensure retrieval efficiency. Label tabs with typed or handwritten labels before loading folders into the filing system.