Smead SMD14537 Manila Fastener File Folder Letter Size 50-pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD14537 is a letter-size manila fastener file folder built for organizing and securing large document sets in filing systems that see heavy use. Each folder features two K-style prong fasteners with a 2-inch capacity, allowing documents to be punched and locked in place rather than loose-filed. Constructed from 11-point manila stock with a double-strength tab that stands 1/2 inch high, these folders hold up to repeated handling. Scored for 3/4-inch expansion, each folder accommodates a substantial stack of paper without buckling or losing shape. Sold in a box of 50.

These folders are suited for legal offices, medical practices, government agencies, and any professional environment that requires documents to be fastened in sequence and retrieved quickly. The 1/3-cut tab positions are assorted across the box, making it practical to create staggered filing arrangements in standard letter-size drawers. The K-style prong fasteners accept standard two-hole punched documents and are compatible with common fastener compressors. Installers and filing clerks working through high-volume document management projects will find the scored expansion gusset useful when filing thick case files or project packets.

Key Features

• 2-inch K-style prong fasteners secure two-hole punched documents in place
• 11-point manila stock provides durable, rigid folder construction
• Double-strength 1/2-inch tabs resist tearing at the filing edge
• Scored for 3/4-inch expansion to handle thick document sets
• Assorted 1/3-cut tab positions for staggered filing arrangements
• Letter size format fits standard filing cabinets and lateral files

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size fastener folder compatible with two-hole punched documents and conventional K-style fastener compressors used in residential and commercial filing applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up these folders for use. Insert two-hole punched documents onto the K-style prongs and fold the prong arms flat to secure. When filing into a drawer, ensure the tab position aligns with your filing sequence before loading documents to avoid reorganization. For high-volume setups, a standard fastener compressor tool is recommended to flatten prong arms cleanly and reduce wear on documents.