Smead SMD19035 Classification Folder 2in Expansion Box of 10

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD19035 is a heavy-duty classification folder designed for high-volume document organization in demanding file management environments. Built on 25 point pressboard stock, the folder provides rigid support for thick file contents with a 2 inch expansion capacity and a reinforced double bottom. The patent-pending SafeShield Coated Fastener Technology on all twin-prong fasteners resists paper tears, finger cuts, and fastener crinkling during daily filing. Two 2 inch coated fasteners are positioned on the front and back panels at positions 1 and 3. Two 1 inch SafeShield-coated twin-prong fasteners are mounted on the dividers. This folder is sold in a box of 10.

The SMD19035 is suited for legal, medical, human resources, and administrative offices that require structured multi-section filing within a single folder. The 2/5 cut folder tab and 3/8 inch high, 1/3 cut divider tabs support clear, tiered labeling across both the main folder and its two internal divider sections. The two included dividers are manufactured from 17 point stock, providing durable separation between document sections. This folder is typically installed and managed by office administrators, records managers, and legal support staff handling active case or personnel files.

Key Features

• 25 point pressboard construction with double bottom for heavy-duty durability
• SafeShield Coated Fastener Technology prevents paper tears, finger cuts, and fastener crinkling
• 2 inch expansion capacity accommodates thick document sets
• Two 2 inch coated fasteners on front and back panels (positions 1 and 3)
• Two 1 inch SafeShield-coated fasteners on 17 point divider stock
• 2/5 cut folder tab with 3/8 inch high, 1/3 cut divider tabs for tiered labeling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style classification folder for standard letter-size filing systems using twin-prong fastener hardware.

Installation Notes

Classification folders are assembled and loaded by office or records personnel without special tools. Power down any powered filing or document management equipment before inserting or retrieving folders from motorized systems. Fasten documents securely through the twin-prong fasteners and fold prongs flat to avoid snagging adjacent sheets. Store folders upright in standard filing cabinets rated for hanging or pressboard folders to preserve folder shape over time.