Smead SMD73208 File Pocket 3.5 in Expansion Letter 25-pack

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD73208 is a letter-size file pocket designed for high-volume document storage in demanding office, legal, and accounting environments. Each pocket features a 3.5-inch expansion capacity, a straight-cut tab, and a three-side closure that keeps bulky file sets fully contained. A proprietary grip strip along the body delivers twice the holding grip of standard file pockets, reducing hand strain when pulling files from dense drawers or shelves. Rollover reinforcement on all sides is tear-resistant, making the pocket walls virtually tearproof under repeated daily use. Licensed office administrators, legal clerks, and accounting professionals are the primary installers of this product type.

These file pockets are suited for letter-size documents in both residential office and commercial office settings. They work in standard file drawers, lateral cabinets, and open shelving. The three-side closure design makes them particularly effective for holding thick stacks of legal documents, accounting ledgers, or multi-document case files that would overflow a standard file folder. Each box contains 25 individual pockets, supporting bulk deployment across a filing system in a single purchase.

Key Features

• 3.5-inch expansion accommodates thick, multi-document file sets
• Grip strip provides twice the grip of standard file pockets, reducing removal strain
• Three-side closure keeps documents fully contained and protected
• Rollover, tear-resistant side reinforcement for extended durability
• Straight-cut tab for straightforward labeling and filing
• Sold in a box of 25 for bulk filing applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard letter-size file pocket compatible with conventional file drawers, lateral cabinets, and open-shelf filing systems that accommodate letter-size documents.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy these file pockets. Clear existing file drawers or shelving of obstructions before loading to avoid overpacking adjacent files. Do not exceed the 3.5-inch expansion limit, as overfilling can stress the closure seams over time. Label tabs before inserting into high-density filing systems for consistent organization.