Smead SMD73786 Expanding File 21 Pocket A-z Letter Size

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD73786 is a 21-pocket expanding file designed for organizing and storing letter-size documents in high-volume office environments. Each pocket is indexed A-Z and expands up to 7/8 inch, accommodating up to 200 sheets per pocket for a total capacity of 4,200 sheets. The exterior is constructed from vegan leather, and reinforced gussets along with reinforced edges add structural durability. This file is suited for administrative professionals, paralegals, medical office staff, and records managers who need reliable, high-capacity document organization in a portable format.

The SMD73786 is built for letter-size documents and fits standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch paperwork. Its 21 A-Z indexed pockets make it well suited for alphabetical filing systems common in law offices, medical facilities, and corporate workspaces. The file measures 12 inches wide by 10 inches high, keeping it compact enough for desk storage or transport between workspaces. The vegan leather exterior resists surface wear in high-traffic environments where durability is a priority.

Key Features

• 21 A-Z indexed pockets for alphabetical document organization
• Each pocket expands up to 7/8 inch and holds up to 200 sheets
• Total capacity of 4,200 sheets across all pockets
• Vegan leather exterior for surface durability
• Reinforced gussets and edges for long-term structural integrity
• Sized for standard letter-size documents (8.5 inches by 11 inches)

Compatibility

Designed to organize standard letter-size documents and fits typical desktop, drawer, and portable filing applications requiring alphabetical A-Z indexing.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Load documents into the appropriate indexed pocket by alphabetical tab designation. Avoid overfilling individual pockets beyond the stated 200-sheet capacity to prevent stress on the gussets and pocket seams. Store flat or upright in a dry environment to maintain the shape and integrity of the expanding pockets.