Filebacks - number cards.docx

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Open Market Small Purchase IL|26-426DOC-ROBIN-P-85929
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26-426DOC-ROBIN-P-85929
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Illinois

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The document appears to be a product specification sheet for file folder conversion accessories, specifically file backs designed to transform top-tab pressboard folders into end-tab file folders. The document does not represent a traditional state or local government contract award, but rather a product description for an office supply item.

The file backs are constructed from 14-point manila material, featuring full cut, single-ply design that can be attached to existing folders using fasteners or self-adhesive tape. The product enables users to create end tabs for open shelving applications, with the potential for color coding. The specification highlights the file backs' durability and versatility for heavy-use filing environments, suggesting they are intended for office, administrative, and records management settings.

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Convert any top tab, pressboard folders into end tab file folders with this easy to install file back. Simple attach to a fastener in your existing folders, and the added length of the file back creates an end tab that can color coded to create an end tab for open shelving applications. Made from durable 14pt manila, and designed for heavy use.

· 14pt manila

· Full cut, single ply

· Attaches to existing top tab folders

· Attach with faster or self-adhesive tape

· Creates an end tab for open shelf filing applications image1.png

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