Smead 64615 Clear Poly Hanging Folder Tabs 25 Pack
- File Folder Accesso…
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Four-section legal folder with SafeSHIELD fasteners for secure document separation, box of 10
This Smead 18731 folder provides four internal sections for dividing legal documents within a single cover. The bright red pressboard material helps identify the file quickly on a shelf. Each box contains 10 folders for office or archive use.
It upgrades from basic legal folders that offer only one compartment and no built-in dividers. The jump is worth it when a project or case requires multiple categories kept together in one folder. Buyers who need more than four sections per file should consider a different system.
| Type | File Folder Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | Smead |
| Model | 18731 |
| Shipping weight | 4.54 kg |
| Package size | 386 × 275 × 49 mm |
Yes, the Smead 18731 is a legal-size folder designed to fit standard legal filing cabinet drawers and hanging rails.
Each folder includes built-in dividers with fasteners; the common mistake is not securing all divider tabs before loading documents.
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