Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Arden Label
A roll of 500 polylaminated letter E labels for Smead-compatible filing systems
These Arden Label "E" identifiers come in a roll of 500 individual polylaminated labels sized 1-1/4" wide by 1" high before folding. Each piece displays a black bar with a dark green letter on a white background for Smead BCCR and BCCS series compatibility.
The self-adhesive format applies directly to file folders or divider tabs without extra fasteners or applicator tools. Polylaminated stock resists smudging and tearing during frequent handling, keeping the filing system legible over time.
Polylaminated construction maintains adhesion and print clarity through daily retrieval and refiling cycles. The roll format supports continuous labelling sessions without interruption for reloading.
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Each roll contains 500 individual letter E labels for Smead BCCR/BCCS series filing systems
The polylaminated stock resists smudging and tearing during repeated filing and retrieval tasks
They are designed to match Smead BCCR and BCCS series colour-coded filing systems
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