Pressboard File Folders

Ever wonder why there are different types of pressboard folders?  We'll explain the different types right here so you can choose an application that will fit your needs perfectly.  Pressboard file folders, simply put, are file folders that are more durable than standard card-stock based manila or color folders.  The sheen or appearance of a pressboard folder is desired in many professional settings such as law firms or financial institutions.  Pressboard folders come in top tab or end tab format, depending on how you file your documents.  Option dividers inside pressboard folders offer an easy way to separate documents.  Any expansion on our file folders are made with a Tyvek® gusset which allows for maximum strength, increasing the life of that pressboard folder.

Type I Pressboard Folders The filing industry standard is type one, 20pt pressboard.  This folder is the strongest, most durable of the pressboard folder family.  It is only available in end tab filing applications.  Type I pressboard has a distinctive mottle or marble appearance with a smooth, glossy finish.  Type I is chosen when superior durability and appearance is desired.  Browse Type I File Folders
Type II Pressboard Folders Type two pressboard folders are a 25pt guidex pressboard which is a versatile material used in both general office settings along with a range of industrial applications.  Type II Pressboard Folders exhibit an intermediate range of hardness and density with an excellent finishing and superior rigidity.  Type II Pressboard folders are available in both top tab and end tab filling applications. Browse Type II File Folders
Type III Pressboard Folders Type three pressboard folders are a 25pt valtex pressboard, which is a functional grade pressboard and is found in a wide range of filing applications.  Type III Pressboard Folders have a good finish and excellent rigidity.  Type III pressboard is best used in high-volume applications where the desirable appearance of Type I or  superior durability of Type II are not as necessary. Browse Type III File Folders

Choose Your Folders by Tab Orientation - End Tab or Top Tab