Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
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Arden Label
Red laminated month labels for January, 252 per pack, designed for top-tab folder coding
These red "Jan" top-tab labels come in a pack of 252 laminated paper sheets for colour-coding January files. The white printed text on solid red stock makes monthly identification immediate in high-volume filing systems.
The 1-1/2" by 3/4" labels fold over standard top-tab folders and work with Sycom SYTT compatible filing equipment. Laminated stock resists smudging and tearing so labels stay legible through frequent handling.
Replaces hand-written tabs or non-laminated stickers that fade or peel over time. The jump is worth it when January filing volume demands durable, colour-coded labels that speed retrieval and reduce misfiles.
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The pack contains 252 individual January labels for top-tab folder coding.
Yes, they are printed on laminated stock so the red surface and white text resist smudging and wear.
They are compatible with Sycom SYTT products and sized for standard top-tab filing systems.
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