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The SMEAD SMD68025 is a self-adhesive manila file divider with a 1 inch twin-prong fastener, designed to convert standard end-tab or top-tab folders into divided folders. Constructed from heavyweight 11 point manila stock, these dividers feature 2-3/4 inch slit punching and hinge slots that fit around existing folder fasteners. The adhesive hinged flap peels back for straightforward attachment inside folders or binders. Prongs on both sides of the fastener create additional filing surfaces within a single folder. This product is sold in a pack of 25 units and is suited for file clerks, records managers, and office professionals managing active filing systems.
These dividers are used in standard office and records management environments where existing folders need to be subdivided without replacement. They work with both end-tab and top-tab folder configurations, making them adaptable across common filing setups found in legal, medical, and general administrative offices. The hinge-slotted design accommodates folders that already have fasteners installed, allowing the divider to sit flat without bunching or misalignment. The self-adhesive attachment method reduces the need for additional hardware or tools during installation.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and add-on component for standard end-tab and top-tab file folders commonly used in office filing systems.
Installation requires no tools. Peel back the adhesive hinged flap and press firmly inside the target folder or binder. Ensure the hinge slots align with any existing folder fasteners before pressing the flap down for a secure fit. For best adhesion, attach to a clean, dry folder surface.
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