Smead 64615 Clear Poly Hanging Folder Tabs 25 Pack
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Pressboard classification folders with six sections for letter-size documents, red, box of 10
Smead 26860 pressboard classification folders provide six internal sections for organising letter-size documents. The red pressboard construction resists daily handling in busy filing systems. Each box contains 10 folders ready for immediate use.
The SafeSHIELD coated fasteners prevent paper tears and reduce finger cuts during frequent access. Pressboard material maintains rigidity when folders are stored tightly together. Buyers needing expandable pockets or legal-size capacity should consider other folder styles.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Smead |
| Model name | 26860 |
| Product type | File Folders |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 2.11 kg |
| Package size | 321 × 264 × 67 mm |
They are passive paper products with no moving parts, so they produce no noise or heat.
They require a standard letter-size filing cabinet or shelf with end-tab rails.
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