UU-F-1206 Folder, FileThis specification covers file folders for use in drawer and shelf files. Measurements provided herein are in the U.S. customary system i.e. inches & pounds. Offerors are encouraged to provide metric equivalent products. To facilitate the use of metric equivalent products, see Table VIII. For acceptance purposes, U.S. customary units take precedence.

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board so that the removal of the fastener results in a paperboard failure or tearing of the bonding nonwoven fabric overlay.

3.5.2.2) The nonwoven fabric base shall be 3-3/4 +- 1/16 inches in length and shall be not less than .700 inches in width.  The finished steel shall be one continuous piece of steel with no bends or cuts except for the taper at the ends and shall be centered lengthwise on, and bonded to, a nonwoven fabric.  The fastener shall be manufactured with the grain of the steel in the long direction of the fastener.  The nonwoven fabric shall allow the fastener to be bent in order

to accommodate two-hole punched paper, which has hole centers 2-3/4 +- 1/16 inch apart.  The fabric shall have an Elmendorf tear resistance of 550 grams, minimum, in each direction and

shall be 0.012 inch to 0.015 inch in in thickness.  The nonwoven fabric shall be bonded to the folder so that the removal of the fastener results in paperboard failure or tearing of the bonding nonwoven fabric overlay.   The fabric must fully encircle the prong on each end.

3.5.3 Location Unless otherwise specified (see 6.2), fasteners shall be located in the first position (see figure 1 and Table II). Tolerances of ± 1/16 inch shall apply to the below dimensions.

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