D.Rect neon arrow sticky page flags 12×45 mm, adhesive index tabs, pack MPN 300663

D.Rect neon arrow sticky page flags are self-adhesive index tabs sized 12×45 mm, designed for temporary marking, indexing and quick reference in documents, books and files. The arrow shape provides a clear visual pointer to lines, paragraphs or sections while the neon color palette ensures high visibility. Flags are easy to peel, apply and reposition without tearing or leaving residue on paper, making them suitable for office, study and home use.

Advantages

These adhesive index tabs combine a slim profile with a pronounced arrow tip to indicate exact positions on a page. The neon colors offer fast visual recognition, reducing time spent searching through documents. Their repositionable adhesive enables multiple adjustments and clean removal without damage to paper fibers. The 12×45 mm size balances space for short notes with minimal obstruction of underlying text.

Suitable for

• Marking reference lines and paragraphs in books and reports
• Indexing sections in binders and folders
• Annotating study materials and textbooks
• Organizing documents for meetings, audits or filing

Key specifications

• Flag shape: arrow tip for precise pointing
• Flag size: 12 × 45 mm
• Adhesive type: repositionable, residue-free
• Color: neon high-visibility shades
• Application surface: paper and similar smooth surfaces
• Usage: temporary marking and indexing

How to use

Peel a single flag from the dispenser and align the arrow tip with the line or area you want to mark. Press the adhesive edge onto the paper and smooth briefly to secure. To reposition, lift gently from one corner and move to the new location; the adhesive is designed for multiple reapplications without leaving residue. Write short notes on the flag using a ballpoint pen or pencil if needed.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive properties and color brightness. For best results, avoid prolonged exposure on very porous or textured surfaces and remove flags before long-term archiving of documents.