Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
- White
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Arden Label
Laminated paper roll supplies 500 white "10" labels for numeric filing
These Arden Label numeric "10" labels come on a paper roll of 500 pieces. They are designed for quick indexing and marking tasks in office or filing environments. Each label shows a white bar with a black printed number 10 for clear visibility.
The labels are supplied on a dispenser roll that keeps them organised and ready for desktop use. Laminated stock adds a protective layer against smudges and handling wear. No additional equipment is required to apply them by hand.
This roll suits users who need a large quantity of the specific number 10 for repetitive labelling jobs. Buyers who require a sequence of different numbers or a broader range of digits should look at multi-number sets instead.
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Each roll contains 500 individual number-10 labels in a desktop dispenser.
The laminated stock protects the white bar and black 10 from smudges and wear during all-day use.
The roll comes in its own desktop dispenser, so no separate holder is required.
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