Divider tabs ESSELTE 100109 — width 225 mm, height 7 mm

ESSELTE 100109 divider tabs are designed to provide compact, low-profile indexing for binders, files and document folders. Each tab has a width of 225 mm and a visible height of 7 mm, offering wide coverage across the paper edge while keeping the index discreet. The construction is suitable for routine office, school and archive tasks where consistent section separation and readable labeling are needed.

Advantages

The slim 7 mm tab height minimizes obstruction of document contents while the 225 mm width ensures the tab spans the full edge of standard sheets and many binder formats. Tabs are easy to label and align, enabling uniform indexing and faster document retrieval. The design supports neat, space-efficient filing without adding significant bulk to folders or binders.

Suitable for

• Indexing sections in ring binders and lever arch files
• Organizing school notebooks, coursework and lesson plans
• Archiving documents where compact tab height is preferred
• Office filing systems that require wide edge coverage for clear indexing

Key specifications

• Tab visible height: 7 mm
• Tab width (edge coverage): 225 mm
• Type: divider/index tabs for documents and binders
• Profile: low-profile design for minimal obstruction
• Typical use environments: office, school, archive

How to use

Insert the divider tab so that the 225 mm edge covers the paper margin and the 7 mm visible portion extends beyond the sheet edge for labeling. Align tabs at consistent positions for each section to maintain a uniform index. Write labels directly on the tab surface with a pen, pencil or permanent marker suitable for the tab material. For best results, place tabs at the same height or stagger them in a prearranged pattern to improve quick visual navigation through documents.

Usage recommendations

For durable labeling, allow ink to dry before stacking pages and avoid placing heavy items on top of freshly labeled tabs. Use consistent labeling conventions (numbers, letters or category names) and consider laminating frequently handled documents to protect the tabs and printed labels.