Smead Desk File/Sorters - 20 x Divider(s) - Printed A-Z - 8.50" Divider Width x 11" Divider Length -
Item Number: SMD89282
Retail Price:
23.91
Our Price: $15.68 / EA (savings $8.23)Quantity in Stock: 848
- Keep loose paperwork neatly categorized in this attractive desktop file
- Heavyweight dividers are bound book-style so it's easy to open to the desired section
- Use this A-Z organizer to sort papers alphabetically
- Each section expands to 1-3/8" to hold more than 50 sheets
- Gray dividers are printed in black ink on front and back sides of tab
Free shipping on UPSable supply orders over $50.Additional Information
Keep loose paperwork neatly categorized with this desk file/sorter. Extra-tough cover wipes clean with a damp cloth. Tabs are reinforced with DuPont Mylar. Desk file/sorter is indexed on both sides for easy sorting and follow-up. Dividers are labeled with a letter or letters from A to Z. Each section expands up to 1-3/8".
General Information
Manufacturer: Smead Manufacturing Company
Manufacturer Part Number: 89282
Manufacturer Website Address: http://www.smead.com
Product Name: A-Z Desk/File Sorter
Packaged Quantity: 1 Each
Product Information
Sheet Standard: Letter
Sheet Size: 8 1/2" Width x 11" Length
Tab Style: Printed
Printed Title Type: Character
Tab Title: A-Z
Features: Reinforced Tab
Physical Characteristics
Weight (Approximate): 1.03 lb
Assembly Required: No
Prefix & Stock Number: SMD 89282
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