Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
- Business Paper
- White
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Vinyl Kimdura roll supplies 1000 gray number-6 labels compatible with Tab 1280 systems
These vinyl Kimdura labels display the single digit 6 in gray and come on a roll of 1000 pieces. They are built to match the Tab Products 1280 end-tab filing series so office staff can keep numeric sequences consistent across existing folders.
The material withstands frequent thumbing and shelf friction better than standard paper labels. Each label measures one inch wide by one-half inch high before folding, and the roll format feeds cleanly through compatible applicators without jamming.
The jump is worth it when a filing run has gaps that break numeric order or when older labels have faded beyond readability. Buyers who need different digits or a multi-digit sequence will need separate rolls for each number.
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These labels are designed to match the Tab Products 1280 Series end-tab filing system.
Each label measures 1 inch wide by 1/2 inch high before folding.
The labels come on a single roll of 1000 for sequential dispensing.
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