Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Laminated double-digit labels in ten colours, ten rolls of five hundred for colour-coded filing
Arden Label double digit labels come as a starter set of ten rolls, each containing five hundred laminated paper labels. The labels are supplied in ten colours with fifty copies of each two digit number from double zero upwards. They are designed for office filing and organisation tasks that need colour coded numeric identification.
This set suits offices, schools and archives that use a ten colour coding scheme and need ready counted rolls for quick dispensing. Buyers who require a different label size, a different colour count or individual number ranges not covered by the standard sequence should look at alternative products.
The single specification that decides fit is the roll count and label quantity: ten rolls of five hundred labels each, laminated for protection and pre sorted into fifty pieces per number across ten colours.
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