Smead 64615 Clear Poly Hanging Folder Tabs 25 Pack
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Six-part expanding file folder with two dividers, sold in a box of 25
The Sparco 95007 supplies 25 manila folders in a single box. Each folder uses two dividers to create six separate compartments for letter-size documents. The 2-inch expansion accommodates thick project files without splitting them across multiple folders.
Replaces single-pocket folders when a project grows beyond a few sheets and you need instant section access. The jump is worth it when loose papers outnumber the pockets you have and misfiles cost more than a box of expandable folders.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Sparco |
| Product type | File Folders |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 3.63 kg |
| Package size | 889 × 127 × 94 mm |
The Sparco 95007 folders are letter size with a 2 inch expansion capacity and feature two dividers creating six parts.
The folders come pre-assembled with the dividers already attached; the common mistake is trying to insert the dividers manually which can tear the manila stock.
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