poly folder without prongs

They are commonly made from polypropylene, other generic plastics, polyester, and polyisoprene.

Sheet capacities vary by style and include options such as 12, 25, 50, 100, and 130 sheets.

Pack sizes range from single folders to multi‑packs; examples include single units, 10‑count packs, and 36‑packs.

Counts range from no pockets up to multi‑pocket expanding files. Examples include 0, 2, 6, 7, and 13 pockets. Layouts include simple two‑pocket interiors and options with clear exterior pockets or sleeves for labeling.

Most are designed for letter‑size paper (8.5 × 11 inches); several listings explicitly note compatibility with standard 8.5 × 11 sheets.

Yes. Some folders include hooks for hanging, while others are 3‑hole punched to fit inside binders. Clear front covers or pockets are also used for quick identification or scanning.

They commonly feature durable, tear‑resistant or water‑resistant plastic construction. Some include sealed or reinforced edges, stress guards, and reinforced gussets for added strength on expanding files.

Features include labeled tabs for sectioning, reinforced gussets, clear front pockets for quick ID or scanning, zipper enclosures, and interior slots for business cards and pens.