Donau alphabetic tab index Biella 0196412.90 — polypropylene tabs, grey/white

Donau alphabetic tab index Biella 0196412.90 is a set of polypropylene (PP) alphabetic dividers in grey and white designed for organizing documents in binders and files. Supplied as a single pack, the tabs are tear‑resistant and suitable for frequent handling in office and archive environments. The compact design fits standard ring binders and helps accelerate document retrieval by arranging records alphabetically.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction ensures durability and resistance to tearing and moisture, extending the service life of the tabs under normal office use. The grey and white colour scheme provides clear visual contrast for printed or handwritten labels, improving readability. Individual alphabetic tabs allow direct access to sections, reducing the time spent searching through loose documents.

Suitable for

• Organizing client files and personnel records in ring binders
• Indexing financial reports, invoices and receipts
• Archiving legal, medical or administrative documents alphabetically
• Creating quick-reference sections in manuals and project folders

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) for tear and moisture resistance
• Colour: grey and white for high contrast labelling
• Format: alphabetic tab index with individual lettered tabs
• Pack size: single pack containing a complete alphabetic set
• Compatibility: designed to fit standard ring binders and file folders

How to use

Insert the alphabetic tabs into the binder or folder at the desired positions, aligning the holes with the rings or fasteners. Label each tab if required using a pen, label printer or pre-printed inserts, then place documents behind the corresponding letter tab. For best performance, avoid bending the tabs strongly and ensure they are seated flat against the binder back to prevent page misalignment.

Usage recommendations

Use the polypropylene tabs in dry indoor environments and avoid exposure to direct sunlight for prolonged periods to maintain colour stability. For high-frequency access, pair with laminated labels or printed inserts to preserve legibility over time.