Smead SMD25510 End-tab File Folder Orange 100 Per Box

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD25510 is an orange end-tab file folder designed for shelf filing systems where tabs are visible from the front rather than the top. Built from 11 point colored stock, the folder offers solid rigidity for daily handling in high-volume environments. The straight 1/2 inch wide Shelf-Master tab is fully reinforced to resist tearing under repeated use. Each folder is scored for 3/4 inch expansion, giving it the capacity to hold thicker document sets without forcing the folder out of shape. This product is sold in a box of 100 and is installed by office administrators, medical records staff, and filing clerks who need consistent color-coded shelf organization.

This folder is well suited for lateral and open-shelf filing systems in medical offices, insurance firms, legal practices, and general office environments. The orange color coding supports category-based filing workflows, such as separating insurance policy types, flagging active patient charts, or distinguishing file types by department. The end-tab design keeps the label visible on the shelf edge without requiring top-tab drawer cabinets. The 3/4 inch expansion score makes it practical for files that accumulate multiple pages over time.

Key Features

• Orange 11 point colored stock construction for durability and color-coded filing
• Straight 1/2 inch wide Shelf-Master reinforced tab resists tearing in high-use environments
• Scored for 3/4 inch expansion to accommodate thicker document sets
• End-tab design for use with open-shelf and lateral filing systems
• Sold in a box of 100 for easy restocking of large filing operations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment for open-shelf and lateral filing systems that accept letter-size end-tab folders.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to set up end-tab folders in a shelf filing system. Filing staff should label the tab before inserting the folder onto the shelf to ensure legibility from the aisle. Folders should be loaded within their rated expansion capacity to prevent premature wear at the scored fold. Overloading beyond 3/4 inch of expansion may reduce the folder lifespan in high-turnover filing environments.