Segnapagina adesivi sigel HN206, 98×148 mm fogli, 42 fogli

Tab Marker Notes sigel HN206 are adhesive tab marker sheets sized 98×148 mm with 42 sheets per pack. Designed for organizing documents, marking pages and creating removable notes, they provide a compact solution for office, study or home use. Each sheet offers a writable surface and an adhesive backing that allows temporary placement and easy repositioning without leaving significant residue.

Advantages

The sheets combine a firm writable area with a repositionable adhesive layer, enabling clear annotations and repeated adjustments. Their 98×148 mm format fits standard notebooks and most folders, while the 42-sheet quantity balances availability and compact storage. The printable surface accepts pens, pencils and many markers, making the product versatile for quick notes, labels and temporary tabs.

Suitable for

• Marking pages in books, reports and manuals
• Temporary labeling of files, folders and binders
• Taking removable notes during meetings, classes or research
• Organizing project materials and drafts

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 98 × 148 mm
• Number of sheets per pack: 42
• Writable surface compatible with pens, pencils and many markers
• Repositionable adhesive backing for temporary attachment
• Compact, lightweight pack for desk or bag storage

How to use

Peel a sheet from the pack and write the desired note or label on the writable area using a compatible pen or pencil. Apply the adhesive edge to the document, folder or page you want to mark, pressing lightly to ensure contact. To reposition, gently lift the sheet and place it in a new location. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat or moisture to maintain adhesion and writing legibility.

Recommendations

For best results, test your pen or marker on a spare sheet to confirm ink compatibility. Store the pack flat in a dry environment and keep away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance. Use for short- to medium-term marking and note-taking; replace sheets when adhesive weakens or writing becomes unclear.