3M 2027RCR Post-it Sticky Note Cube 400 Sheets
- Sticky Notes
- Assorted
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Assorted arrow flags in a 96-count pack for quick document indexing
The 3M Post-it 684ARR3 pack supplies 96 arrow-shaped flags in assorted colours. Each flag measures half an inch by one and three-quarter inches. They are designed for marking pages, flagging action items or colour-coding documents in office, study or home filing systems.
The adhesive is intended for paper surfaces and may not bond reliably to glossy, laminated or heavily textured stock. Flags are single-use and cannot be repositioned repeatedly without losing tack. Buyers who need larger write-on areas or reusable tabs should consider a different format.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Post-it |
| Product type | Sticky Note Flags |
| Product color | Assorted |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 97 × 5 mm |
The pack contains 96 arrow-shaped flags in assorted colours; no extra items are required to use them.
The single assorted-colour version supplied is designed for colour-coding and flagging.
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