Donau neon adhesive page markers 20×50 mm, 4 colours × 50 sheets (14K088X)

Donau neon adhesive page markers 20×50 mm provide a practical solution for marking pages, notes and documents. Each pack contains four vivid neon colours with 50 adhesive sheets per colour, offering a total of 200 removable markers. The markers are self-adhesive and designed to stick securely to paper while being removable without leaving residue or damaging surfaces, making them suitable for office, school and home organization tasks.

Advantages

These neon adhesive page markers combine high visibility with gentle adhesion: their bright colours make reference points easy to find at a glance, while the removable adhesive allows repositioning or removal without tearing paper. The standardized 20×50 mm size offers enough writing space for short notes or labels. A mixed-colour pack reduces the need to buy multiple single-colour sets and supports colour-coding systems for efficient document management.

Suitable for

• Indexing books, manuals and reference materials
• Marking deadlines, tasks and important lines in planners and calendars
• Organizing files and folders in an office or at home
• Highlighting study notes, revision pages and classroom handouts

Key specifications

• Marker size: 20 × 50 mm
• Colours: four neon colours
• Sheets per colour: 50
• Total sheets in pack: 200
• Adhesive type: removable, residue-free on paper
• Writing surface: writable with pens and pencils

How to use

Peel a marker from the pad and apply the adhesive edge to the desired page or document. Press gently to secure; the marker will remain in place for indexing or temporary notes. To remove, peel the marker off slowly from one corner to avoid lifting paper fibres. For short notes, write directly on the smooth area of the marker with a ballpoint pen, gel pen or pencil.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, store the pack in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance and colour brightness. Use different colours for consistent colour-coding: for example, assign one colour for urgent items, another for reference points, another for completed tasks, and so on.