Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Laminated red "N" labels on a 500-count roll for colour-coded filing systems
These laminated labels come in a dispenser box containing 500 pieces. They are designed for end-tab filing systems that use colour-coded letters. The red bar with a white N outlined in black matches Barkley-compatible colour schemes.
Each label displays only the letter N with a solid red bar. Buyers who need a different letter or a multi-character code cannot use this roll. The colour is fixed to red and does not offer other bar colours.
The lamination protects the printed letter and alignment marks during frequent handling. The wrap-around design keeps the label legible after repeated folder insertion and removal.
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| Brand name | The Filing Supplies Shop |
Each roll contains 500 individual Mini "N" labels in a dispenser box.
The red bar colour matches Barkley end-tab filing systems for consistent indexing.
Each label measures 1-1/2 inches wide by 1/2 inch high before it is folded.
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