Folder labels Elba for 5.0 cm spine width, white, model 100421033

Pack of white folder labels by Elba designed to fit spines with 5.0 cm width. These adhesive labels are sized to match standard Elba binders and folders with a 50 mm spine, providing a clean, readable surface for titles, dates and short notes. The white finish ensures high contrast with black or colored inks and helps maintain a uniform appearance across filing systems in offices, archives or home document storage.

Advantages

Labels are pre-cut to a width suitable for 5.0 cm spines and use an adhesive formulated for secure attachment to paper and typical binder materials without leaving excessive residue when removed carefully. The neutral white colour supports legible handwriting and printed text, while the standard format simplifies replacement and re-labelling. The design is compatible with common label application methods used in administrative environments.

Suitable for

• Labelling ring binders and lever arch files with 5.0 cm spine width
• Organising office filing systems and archive boxes
• Home document storage, invoices and manuals
• Temporary or semi-permanent identification of folders in shared workspaces

Key specifications

• Colour: white
• Intended spine width: 5.0 cm (50 mm)
• Adhesive: permanent/strong tack suitable for paper and binder materials
• Format: pre-cut labels sized to fit standard Elba folder spines

How to use

Measure the spine width to confirm compatibility with a 5.0 cm label. Clean the spine surface of dust or loose particles and, if required, dry thoroughly. Peel the label from its backing and align it with the centre of the spine before applying firm, even pressure to ensure full contact. For printed labels, set up your printer template to match the pre-cut label dimensions and test-print on plain paper first to verify alignment.

Usage recommendations

Apply labels at room temperature on dry, clean surfaces for best adhesion. Avoid stretching the label when applying and allow printed ink to dry fully before stacking folders. When removing, peel slowly from one corner to reduce residue; any remaining adhesive can be gently cleaned with a suitable adhesive remover tested on an inconspicuous area.