Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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BSP FIling
Manila file folders with reinforced two-ply end tabs and scored expansion for letter-size documents, box of 100
These 11pt manila folders come in a box of 100 and are built for end-tab filing systems. The full-cut design with a reinforced two-ply tab suits high-volume office archives and legal practices that need durable daily handling.
Single-ply tabs tear quickly under frequent pulling and refiling. The two-ply reinforcement and 3/4-inch wide tab resist wear, while the scored 3/4-inch expansion accommodates thicker files without splitting the folder.
Folders arrive pre-scored with tick marks for label alignment and rounded top corners on both panels. No fasteners are included, so binder clips or prong fasteners must be added separately if secure page retention is required.
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The folder measures 12 1/4" wide by 9 1/2" high with an 11 1/2" wide body.
Use the scored tick marks on the 3/4" wide two-ply tab for accurate label placement.
It is scored for 3/4" expansion and contains 10% recycled content for durability.
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