Separatore in cartone SMLT SK-D-SP/R 11×23,5 cm, rosso, confezione da 50

The SMLT Cardboard Divider SK-D-SP/R is a pack of 50 red dividers sized 11 × 23.5 cm, designed to create separated compartments inside boxes, drawers or archive containers. Made from lightweight foldable cardboard, these dividers provide economical buffering and help organize, protect and separate documents, small parts or consumer goods during storage, transport and archiving. Their compact dimensions make them suitable for small-format containers and systems where space-efficient separation is required.

Advantages

These cardboard dividers are lightweight yet sufficiently rigid for short-term separation and protection tasks; the foldable design allows quick installation and removal without tools. Supplied in a uniform red color, they simplify visual identification of separated compartments. The pack of 50 offers a cost-effective solution for bulk organization and repetitive packing operations, supporting consistent compartment sizes across multiple containers.

Suitable for

• Organizing small documents, index cards and envelopes
• Separating small parts, components and hardware in storage boxes
• Creating compartments for retail products during shipping and storage
• Archival separation in small-scale filing systems

Key specifications

• Material: foldable cardboard
• Color: red
• Dimensions: 11 × 23.5 cm
• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack

How to use

Fold the cardboard along any pre-scored lines if present, then insert the divider into the box, drawer or container at the required position to form a partition. Multiple dividers can be arranged in parallel or perpendicular orientations to create compartments of desired sizes. For best results, align edges with container walls and press gently to secure the divider in place. Remove by sliding the divider out; discard or recycle after use according to local waste management rules.

Recommendations

Use these dividers for lightweight separation tasks; they are intended for organizing and protecting small items rather than supporting heavy loads. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or heavy compression to maintain structural integrity. For long-term archival storage or heavy items, consider more rigid separators or reinforced materials.