Smead 64615 Clear Poly Hanging Folder Tabs 25 Pack
- File Folder Accesso…
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Repositionable margin tabs in assorted metallic colours, writable with pens, pencils and highlighters, 24 per pack
Avery 74786 Ultra Tabs are writable margin tabs that stick to pages and can be moved without leaving residue. The 2.5 inch wide tabs come in assorted metallic colours and are smudge resistant. Each pack contains 24 tabs suitable for filing systems, notebooks and planners.
Students, professionals and home organisers who need temporary page markers will find these tabs useful. Buyers who want permanent adhesive labels or tabs larger than 2.5 inches should look at other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Avery |
| Product type | File Folder Accessories |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.81 kg |
| Package size | 140 × 89 × 12 mm |
The 2.5" wide tabs are designed for standard 1/5-cut file folders, matching the tab position on common letter-size folders.
Yes, the smudge-resistant surface accepts pens, markers, pencils and highlighters so you can label them after positioning.
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