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Alphabetical end-tab labels in brown, 500 per roll for colour-coded filing systems
Smead 67088 labels are brown, self-adhesive bar-style alphabetical labels designed for end-tab folders. Each roll contains 500 labels for letter R, supporting colour-coded filing systems in offices and records departments.
The roll format keeps labels feeding cleanly during long labelling sessions without frequent reloading. Self-adhesive backing maintains consistent stick on repeated applications, and the bar-style cut matches end-tab folder tabs precisely.
| Type | Labels |
|---|---|
| Brand | Smead |
| Model | 67088 |
| Color | Brown |
| Shipping weight | 0.12 kg |
| Package size | 103 × 103 × 33 mm |
The roll is a passive paper product with no electronic components, so it produces no heat or noise when labels are applied throughout the day.
They are designed exclusively for end-tab folders and are not compatible with ACCS-style or top-tab filing systems.
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