Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Yellow numeric "0" labels on a laminated roll of 500 for end-tab filing systems
These yellow "0" labels work with straight numeric or terminal digit end-tab filing systems. The laminated stock protects the printed number during frequent handling. Each roll supplies 500 individual labels for high-volume indexing.
A single roll provides 500 labels, so the quantity determines how long the supply lasts before reordering. Offices processing large batches will reach the end of a roll faster than low-volume users.
The bundled desktop dispenser holds the roll and feeds labels one at a time. Its integrated tray keeps the current label accessible while the roll stays organised on the desk.
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Each roll contains 500 individual numeric labels printed with the number 0.
They are made for straight numeric or terminal digit end tab filing systems.
Labels measure 1-1/4 inches wide by 1 inch high before folding and come on a desktop roll dispenser with tray.
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