Etichette indice bianche Durable 679727 multicolore polipropilene 245 x 305 mm

The Durable 679727 Blank tab index is a set of multicolour polypropylene dividers sized 245 x 305 mm, designed to separate and label sections within ring binders, folders and filing systems. Each sheet includes a blank tab area allowing custom labeling and quick visual identification. The lightweight, tear-resistant polypropylene construction provides durability and maintains shape during frequent handling while protecting paper documents from edge wear and moisture.

Advantages

These blank tab indexes combine flexible polypropylene material with a stable format that fits standard binders and filing systems. The multicolour tabs improve visual sorting without preprinted headings, enabling customised organization. The product is resistant to creasing and moisture, and the smooth surface accepts adhesive labels, handwriting with common pens and pencil marking.

Suitable for

• Office filing and project documentation
• Home paperwork and personal records
• Educational materials, course handouts and student portfolios
• Accounting, invoices and client files
• Any binder-based archive or reference system

Key specifications

• Material: Polypropylene
• Colour: Multicolour tabs with translucent sheets
• Overall dimensions: 245 x 305 mm
• Inner usable width: 245 mm
• Blank tab area for custom labeling
• Tear-resistant and moisture-resistant finish

How to use

Insert the divider sheets into your binder or folder so the tab protrudes for easy access. Write or apply adhesive labels on the blank tab area to name sections, and arrange dividers in the required sequence for logical navigation. Use compatible ring binder mechanisms or filing pockets; handle by the reinforced body rather than the tab when moving large stacks to prevent bending.

Recommendations

For best results, use permanent or fine-tip pigment pens and high-quality adhesive labels on the blank tab area. Store dividers flat in a dry environment to maintain shape, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent colour fading.