File folder has a pair of sheet materials which are made of a synthetic resin, are connected via a folding line at one of the longer sides, and are heat welded at a shorter side which adjoins the folding line. Substantially throughout an outer surface of one sheet material is formed a receiving layer, that can receive substances which are displaying media such as various printing inks (e.g., UV ink for printing), thermal transcription inks for printers, ink-jet inks, toners for copying machines,...

A combination file folder and fastener for securing loose papers to the folder. The folder has a flap cut along a hinge line about which the flap is pivotable. There is a cover strip which covers a portion of the outside of the folder including the flap. A central portion of the fastener is sandwiched between the cover strip and the flap with the ends or prongs of the fastener extending into the interior of the folder such that loose papers may be positioned over the prongs and thereby secured w...

This invention relates to an open topped box file which includes a rectangular base, side walls which are connected to the base, a hinge arrangement on the base which enables the side walls to be moved away from each other and bridge elements which extend between the ends of the side walls with the bridge elements being extensible to enable the side walls to be moved away from each other.

A document file comprises a front cover, a side flap, and two end flaps all connected to a rear cover by hinges. The side flap is connected in use to the end flaps by means of tongues formed on the end flaps which protrude through slits formed in the side flap. The slits are inclined to permit relative sliding movement between the flaps to vary the capacity of the file. Similarly, the front cover can be slidably connected to the side flap by engagement between tongues on the front cover with rec...

A binding file includes a front sheet, a rear sheet and a back. At the inside of the back, at only one edge of the back, the binding file includes a binding connection part having a free edge. This part is provided with one row of perforations which enables a binding element, incorporating ring-shaped closed binding rings, to be connected thereto so that sheets can be bundled interchangeably.

A file folder is provided which includes a pair of foldable front and rear covers 4 and 5, a back cover 6 integrally located between and connected to them via hinge sections 7, and a binding fastener 3 fixedly attached on the inner face of the back cover. An engaging projection 8 is formed on the inner face of at least one of the front and rear covers 4 and 5 for abutting engagement with the binding fastener when the file folder is closed. With this arrangement, the file folder having a pluralit...

Box file (10) composed with first and second box forming components (11, 12) capable of being coupled together. First box forming component (11) has bottom plates (16) and back walls (17) between a pair of side walls (14, 15) in a state that side walls (14), bottom walls (16) and back walls (17) are provided with cut-off portions (14B, 16A, 17A). Second box forming component (12) has bottom plates (21) and back walls (22) connected with the side walls (20) and partition walls (24) provided betwe...

A file marker for marking the position of material removed from a file drawer or similar receptacle is disclosed. The file marker comprises a relatively flat body portion having a body side edge, a depending leg portion having a leg edge in spaced parallel relation to the body side edge, and an intermediate portion extending between and connecting the body portion and leg portion. The leg edge and body side edge define a gap therebetween sized to receive a rail of a suspension file drawer which ...

A file folder improved in stiffness otherwise to fall down or deform when the S-binding file folder is placed in the E-type storage mode comprises a pair of foldable front and rear covers 4 and 5, a back cover 6 integrally located between and connected to them, and a binding fastener 3 fixedly attached on the inner face of the back cover 6 or the inner face of one of the foldable covers 4 and 5 near the back cover 6. A top wall section 8 and a tip wall section 9 are provided along the top and ti...

A file fastener, which is of a flat metal strip having top and bottom surfaces with narrow side surfaces therebetween, includes an elongate body portion. A prong extends from each end of the body portion, with at least the side surfaces of the prongs having a protective coating. The invention extends to a string of file fasteners, each file fastener being of a flat metal strip and having an elongate body portion. A prong extends from each end of the body portion, with the file fasteners being co...