Smead SMD70388 Portable Expanding File 12 Pockets 12x10

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD70388 is a heavy-duty portable expanding file designed for chronological document organization. It features 12 labeled pockets corresponding to each month, January through December, making it a practical tool for professionals who need to sort and access records by date. The file is constructed from redrope-printed stock with Tyvek reinforcements at the top and bottom gussets, adding structural durability to the pockets and expanding sections. A protective flap with an elastic cord closure keeps documents secure during transport. At 12 inches by 10 inches, it is sized to hold standard letter documents without folding.

This expanding file is intended for office professionals, field technicians, and mobile workers who need to carry organized paper records. It is well suited for invoices, work orders, monthly statements, and project documents that benefit from calendar-based filing. The compact footprint fits in a bag or briefcase for on-site use. It is sold individually and requires no additional hardware or assembly for immediate use.

Key Features

• 12 monthly labeled pockets from January through December for chronological filing
• Redrope-printed stock construction for a durable, professional file body
• Tyvek reinforcements at top and bottom gussets resist tearing under load
• Protective flap with elastic cord closure secures contents during transport
• 12 inches by 10 inches footprint accommodates standard letter-size documents
• Portable design suited for field and office use

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone portable expanding file for standard letter-size documents, compatible with general office and field filing workflows requiring monthly chronological organization.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Insert documents into the appropriate monthly pocket and secure the flap with the elastic cord before transport. To prolong file life, avoid overfilling individual pockets beyond their intended capacity, as excessive load can stress gusset seams over time.