Smead SMD75124 Expansion File Pocket Letter 3.5 in 25pk

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD75124 is a letter-size expansion file pocket engineered for bulky, paper-intensive records that standard folders cannot handle. The drop front panel allows fast, unobstructed access to contents without removing the pocket from the shelf. A straight-cut end tab with an embossed label area keeps shelf filing organized and legible. Each pocket expands to 3.5 inches to accommodate thick document sets. The unit weight is approximately 4.889 pounds per box of 25, making each pocket a lightweight but durable solution for high-volume document storage. This product is sold as a box of 25 individual pockets.

The SMD75124 is designed for shelf filing environments where large document sets such as reports, proposals, legal depositions, or project records are accessed frequently. The letter-size format fits standard lateral and vertical shelving systems. The drop front design reduces handling time during retrieval, making it well suited for records rooms, law offices, accounting departments, and administrative filing stations where staff cycle through files regularly.

Key Features

• 3.5-inch expansion capacity accommodates thick, bulky document sets
• Drop front panel provides fast, unobstructed access to filed materials
• Straight-cut end tab with embossed label area for clear shelf identification
• Letter-size format fits standard shelving and filing systems
• Durable construction rated for paper-intensive and high-volume records
• Sold as a box of 25 pockets for quantity stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fit for letter-size open-shelf filing systems commonly used in records management, legal, and administrative environments.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to deploy these file pockets into an open-shelf or lateral filing system. Ensure shelving units are rated for the combined document load before loading multiple expanded pockets on a single shelf. Label the embossed end tab before placing the pocket on the shelf to maintain a legible filing sequence. For high-access files, orient pockets so the drop front faces outward for fastest retrieval.