Manila End Tab File Folders
When working with a large volume of physical records, end tab file folders provide maximum efficiency. Manila folders are the most common and economical choice to offer easy retrieval and archiving, which saves time and increases productivity. A manila folder is a standard, buff-colored folder, standard in many offices. Our end tab manila folders are available with fasteners for improved document security. They are also available in either letter or legal size. Choose either heavyweight for active files that are pulled often or single-ply folders for archiving. Don't forget to color-code your manila folder with our selection of
end tab file labels. End tab folders are slightly larger (12 1/4" Wide for Letter Size, 15 1/4" Wide For Legal).
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Filing definitions related to manila file folders
File folders will have certain characteristics that make them unique from other file folders. Defining these characteristics will help you choose the file folders that work best for your office setting. Below is a list of most commonly used when choosing manila file folders.
Letter Size Folders
Letter-size folders are simply designed to hold 8-1/2" x 11" size sheet of paper. Letter-size folders are the most common size of file folder, overall. Most letter-size end tab folders will be 12"-1/4" wide by 9-1/2" high.
Legal File Folders
Legal file folders are not just for law firms-legal file folders are designed to hold 8-1/2" x 14" size paper. Legal file folders are commonly used with financial documents and legal documents.
Folder Weight
A folders weight can come in 9pt, 11pt, 14pt or 18pt. The higher the number, the thicker folder material will be. The most common weight folder is 11 point weight. We typically suggest 14pt to our customers because the heavier folder last much longer and give you better value.
Folder Tabs
File folder tabs will have different cuts and are either standard (Single-Ply) or reinforced (Double-Ply). Reinforced tabs have the material folded back on to itself. Tabs are either straight cut (the whole length of the tab) or cut into multiple tabs such as 1/3-cut, 1/2-cut etc. In end tab applications where the folder tab is at the side, a straight-cut tab is most common.
Fasteners
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