Product Overview

The steel hanging file folder frame is a document storage unit for wall-side office filing. It is used at administrative desks, reception stations and shared paperwork collection points.

Key Features

Separate Active Document Groups

Two storage slots divide documents into distinct working groups. Incoming forms and completed paperwork remain apart during daily processing, without requiring a separate organizer for each stage.

Storage Away from the Desktop

Wall-hanging clips position the frame beside the work area instead of on the writing surface. This arrangement keeps a document collection point accessible where printers, phones or keyboards already occupy the desk.

Custom Steel Hanging File Folder Frame

A custom frame drawing should show the assembled file holder and its separate components, with the hanging fittings included in both views. Identify the connections that must remain detachable and those intended to form permanent joints. Our engineers use these details to prepare the sheet-metal forming and spot-welding work for the frame, keeping the hanging components connected to the design of the file-holding body. Stamping and welded fabrication take place on our own equipment. For a revision to an existing frame, show the affected components with their mating parts, rather than supplying an isolated panel drawing. The manufacturing reference then covers the revised frame as a complete assembly.

Steel Hanging File Folder Frame high quality

Customizable Items

• Frame length, width and height
• Three-slot configuration
• Slot spacing and hanging-clip geometry
• Coating color
• Logo plate

Quality Control

Incoming sheet stock is checked with a thickness gauge before the frame parts enter fabrication. Material outside the specified thickness is returned. Daily production inspections then follow the formed panels and joined components through metalworking, with nonconforming parts identified before they reach the finishing stage.

The structural review covers the hanging fittings and the panel connections around the document compartments. Stable attachment to the body is required, and exposed sheet-metal edges must have no sharp projections. Inspection considers the complete assembly, including the attachment areas and the edges reached when documents are inserted or removed. Nonconforming parts are marked and returned for correction.

Each frame is inspected after finishing and before packing. The final check examines the supplied assembly and the condition of its finished surfaces. It applies to every unit in the order, alongside the daily workshop inspections. Third-party inspectors are accepted at the factory for a separate examination of the completed production goods.