Self Adhesive Flags 3M 683HF5

3M 683HF5 self-adhesive flags are thin, removable markers designed for quick page marking, indexing, and temporary note highlighting. Each flag is 11.9 mm wide and 43.1 mm long and is available in a set of five distinct colors: blue, green, orange, purple and yellow. The pack contains five pads with 20 sheets per pad, providing 100 flags in total. Flags adhere securely to paper and other smooth surfaces yet remove cleanly without residue, making them suitable for organizing documents, study materials, reports and planners.

Advantages

The compact size and clear color coding help users find referenced sections quickly while maintaining a low profile on pages. The adhesive balance is formulated for temporary use—strong enough to stay in place during handling but designed to peel off without tearing paper or leaving sticky traces. Multiple colors in one pack allow consistent visual categorization across projects, books or files, and the slim format fits neatly into folders, notebooks or pen cases for easy access.

Suitable for

• Marking pages in textbooks, reports and manuals
• Indexing documents and files for quick reference
• Highlighting key points in meeting notes or study materials
• Organizing project sections by color
• Temporary tabs for planners, calendars and reference sheets

Key specifications

• Flag dimensions: 11.9 mm width × 43.1 mm length
• Colors included: blue, green, orange, purple, yellow
• Sheets per pad: 20
• Pads per pack: 5
• Total flags per pack: 100
• Removability: designed to peel off cleanly from paper and smooth surfaces

How to use

Peel a single flag from the pad and place the adhesive end onto the edge or surface you want to mark. Press briefly to ensure adhesion. For page marking, align the non-adhesive portion to protrude slightly from the paper edge for easy visibility. To reposition, gently lift the flag and reapply to a clean, dry surface. Store pads flat in a cool, dry place to preserve adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

Use different colors to create a consistent indexing system across notebooks, reports and files. Avoid applying flags to rough, dirty or wet surfaces to maintain clean removal. For long-term labeling, consider writing on the flag with a ballpoint pen; test a single flag first if using marker pens or gel inks to ensure ink compatibility.