Smead SMD17634 Legal File Folders 1/3-cut Assorted 100pk

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD17634 is a legal-size file folder built for active filing environments. Each folder is constructed from 11-point acid-free stock and features reinforced two-ply tabs cut at 1/3 positions in assorted locations across the tab line. The acid-free material helps protect document integrity over time. Tabs are strengthened to resist tearing under repeated use, making these folders suitable for high-traffic filing systems in offices, legal practices, medical facilities, and similar professional settings. The assorted color stock aids in color-coded organization systems. Each box contains 100 folders.

These folders are sized for legal-size documents and work in standard legal-width filing cabinets and hanging folder frames. The assorted tab positions allow for staggered visibility across a drawer, reducing the time needed to locate individual files. The assorted color options support category-based organization by department, client type, project status, or any other classification system used in the office. Suitable for administrative staff, paralegals, records clerks, and office managers handling large document volumes.

Key Features

• Legal size format fits standard legal-width filing cabinets and frames
• 11-point stock provides durability for heavy daily use
• Acid-free material protects documents from paper degradation over time
• Reinforced two-ply tabs resist tearing at common wear points
• 1/3-cut tabs in assorted positions for staggered, easy-read drawer visibility
• Assorted colors support color-coded filing systems
• Box of 100 folders per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed as a standard legal-size file folder compatible with legal-width filing cabinet drawers and hanging folder frames that accept letter or legal inserts.

Installation Notes

No tools required for setup. Insert folders into a legal-width filing cabinet drawer or hanging folder frame. When setting up a color-coded system, sort folders by color category before loading documents to maintain consistent organization. Replace damaged or heavily worn folders periodically to maintain tab readability and structural support for filed documents.