Label tags agipa 161020, 30 x 27 mm, lined cardboard, pack

agipa 161020 label tags are 30 x 27 mm lined cardboard tags designed for marking, pricing and organizing items. The compact rectangular tags feature ruled writing lines on a durable cardboard surface that accepts pencil, ballpoint pen and many marker inks. Their small size makes them suitable for attaching to individual products, spare parts or sample items using thin string, wire or small adhesive tabs, helping to keep stock, prices and item codes clearly identified in retail, workshop and storage environments.

Advantages

These lined cardboard label tags combine a writable surface with a compact format to provide clear, legible markings on small items. The cardboard material balances stiffness and flexibility so tags remain readable without adding bulk. The ruled lines guide handwriting for consistent labelling, while the neutral colour supports easy scanning of printed or handwritten information. The format is economical for bulk use and compatible with common attachment methods.

Suitable for

• Price labelling in retail stores
• Inventory marking in warehouses and stockrooms
• Parts identification in workshops and repair shops
• Sample or small-item tagging in showrooms
• Temporary labelling during sorting or counting

Key specifications

• Tag size: 30 x 27 mm
• Material: lined cardboard suitable for pen and pencil
• Surface: ruled lines for guided handwriting
• Format: compact rectangular tag for individual items
• Compatibility: suitable for attachment with string, wire or small adhesives

How to use

Write the required information on the lined surface using pencil, ballpoint pen or a compatible marker. If using string or wire, thread through the chosen attachment point (if the tag has a hole) or fix the tag to the item with a small adhesive tab. Place tags on individual products, boxes or components so that text remains visible and unobstructed. For best durability, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and store extra tags flat in a dry environment.

Usage recommendations

For clear, consistent labelling use a fine-tip pen and write along the printed lines. When tagging small or heavy items, select a thin but strong string or a reinforced adhesive to prevent tags from tearing or dislodging during handling.