Smead SMD25540 File Folder Two Fasteners Straight-cut Box/50

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD25540 is a letter-size file folder built for structured document management in high-volume filing environments. It features two built-in fasteners positioned at positions one and three, giving installers and records staff flexible filing options for securing documents within the folder. Constructed from heavyweight 11 point stock, it offers durability for repeated handling in active filing systems. The folder expands up to 3/4 inch to accommodate a meaningful stack of paperwork without losing its shape. Straight-cut tabs accept numeric, alphabetic, and bar-coded labels, supporting a wide range of indexing methods used in large records management operations.

This folder is suited for professional records management in office, medical, legal, and administrative settings where organized, high-capacity filing is a daily requirement. It works within letter-size filing systems and is designed to slot directly into standard lateral or vertical file drawers. Color-coding capability supports quick visual retrieval across large filing systems. Each box contains 50 folders, making it practical for stocking file rooms or outfitting large filing projects in one order.

Key Features

• Two fasteners at positions one and three for flexible document securing
• Heavyweight 11 point stock construction for durable, repeated use
• Expands to 3/4 inch to hold a substantial volume of documents
• Straight-cut tab accepts numeric, alphabetic, and bar-coded labels
• Compatible with color-coding systems for fast visual retrieval
• Sold in a box of 50 for efficient restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file folder for use in conventional vertical and lateral file cabinets that accept letter-size hanging or non-hanging folders in large record management systems.

Installation Notes

File folders of this type are installed by office or records management staff without specialized tools. Insert fastener prongs through document holes and fold them flat to secure papers. Label tabs before inserting folders into the filing system to maintain consistent indexing. Avoid overloading beyond the 3/4 inch expansion limit to prevent folder stress and maintain clean drawer operation.