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Globe-Weis Manila Legal Top Tab Fastener Folder 18 pt 50/Box office furniture
Manila legal top-tab fastener folder with 18 pt covers, two embedded fasteners, assorted tab positions and 3/4" expansion in a 50-count box
- TypeDrawer Cabinets
- 18 pt. Manila covers resist bending and tearing
- Rigid cover gives stable writing surface
- Two embedded fasteners hold 2" of documents
- Tabs in assorted positions for quick indexing
- Scored for 3/4" expansion to grow with files
Globe-Weis 18 pt Legal Top Tab Fastener Folder
The Globe-Weis 078973197379 is a box of fifty legal-size manila folders built for high-volume filing in offices and archives. Each folder uses 18-point stock that resists bending and tearing during daily handling. The rigid cover doubles as a stable writing surface when a desk is not available. Two embedded fasteners secure and subdivide related documents inside a single file.
Two-inch capacity fasteners
The 2-inch capacity fasteners hold a large stack of punched pages without needing a separate binder. Tabs are supplied in assorted 1/3-cut positions so adjacent folders stagger naturally in a drawer. Each folder is scored for 3/4-inch expansion, allowing the gusset to grow as the file thickens. These features keep multi-section projects together and searchable.
18-point manila stock for legal-size documents
The 18-point manila material determines whether the folder withstands frequent retrieval and long-term storage. Thinner stock creases quickly; heavier board adds unnecessary bulk. Buyers who need letter-size folders or fastenerless jackets should select a different product.
Highlights
- 18 pt. Manila covers resist bending and tearing
- Rigid cover gives stable writing surface
- Two embedded fasteners hold 2" of documents
- Tabs in assorted positions for quick indexing
- Scored for 3/4" expansion to grow with files
Specifications
| Type | Drawer Cabinets |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pendaflex |
| Shipping weight | 3.69 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How often should I expect to replace the 18 pt. Manila folders in a busy filing cabinet?
The 18 pt. Manila stock resists bending and tearing, so folders last through heavy daily handling; replace only when a cover is torn or a fastener no longer closes.
Will the 2" capacity fasteners limit how many papers I can keep in one folder?
Each fastener holds up to 2 inches of material; once that thickness is reached the folder will not close flat, signalling it is time to start a new folder.
Do the fasteners or the expansion score make the folders bulky when stored all day in a drawer?
The 3/4" expansion score lets the folder grow only when needed, and the embedded fasteners sit flush, so a full drawer stays compact and runs cool.
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