Decker Tape Products, Inc.
Decker Tape Products, Inc. 1" Diameter TUE Day of Week Circle Labels Fluorescent Pink Black 500 per Roll
Fluorescent pink circular labels marked "TUE" for Tuesday organisation, supplied on a 500-label roll with silicone-coated release paper
- 1" diameter labels fit tight spaces
- 500 labels per roll reduce changeovers
- Fluorescent pink with black print ensures visibility
- Silicone-coated release paper eases dispensing
- Made in USA indicates domestic production
Tuesday Organisation
These fluorescent pink circle labels display the abbreviation TUE for quick Tuesday identification. Each roll supplies five hundred self-adhesive pieces on silicone-coated release paper. The one-inch diameter suits filing tabs, planner pages and small containers. They arrive new and ready for immediate use.
Paper Stock Handling
The silicone-coated liner releases cleanly without tearing the label face. Fluorescent pink ink on black print stays legible under office lighting and resists smudging during normal handling. No printer or power source is required for application.
Extended Filing Cycles
Adhesive maintains bond across repeated folder access and temperature variation in standard indoor environments. Colour contrast remains readable after prolonged exposure to ambient light. The five-hundred-count roll supports long-term scheduling without frequent reordering.
Highlights
- 1" diameter labels fit tight spaces
- 500 labels per roll reduce changeovers
- Fluorescent pink with black print ensures visibility
- Silicone-coated release paper eases dispensing
- Made in USA indicates domestic production
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1" fluorescent pink labels onto the silicone coated release paper without tearing them?
Peel each 1" diameter label from the silicone coated release paper and press firmly onto a clean, dry surface; avoid bending the label during removal to prevent tears.
When will the roll of 500 labels need to be replaced?
The roll contains 500 labels; once all have been used, a new roll is required.
What is the first limitation when using these labels continuously for daily scheduling?
The finite count of 500 labels per roll means the supply runs out first under sustained daily use.
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