Mylar Index Esselte A4 1-20

The Esselte Mylar Index A4 1-20 is a durable set of A4 document dividers designed for systematic organization of files. Measuring 225 mm by 297 mm, the dividers include 20 sequential tabs that allow for clear categorization of documents. Manufactured from high-quality Mylar material, the index resists tearing and frequent handling, providing a long-lasting solution for filing in offices, schools and home workspaces.

Advantages

These A4 dividers combine the dimensional compatibility of standard A4 layouts with reinforced Mylar construction to improve tear resistance and edge durability. The 20 tabs are arranged to support quick reference and straightforward indexing. The material’s smooth surface enables easy labeling with pens, pencils or adhesive labels, while remaining flexible enough to withstand repeated use.

Suitable for

• Organizing project files and client records
• Course materials, syllabuses and student portfolios
• Archiving reports, invoices and reference documents
• Preparing manuals or handouts for meetings and presentations

Key specifications

• Format: A4-compatible divider (225 mm × 297 mm)
• Number of tabs: 20 sequential index tabs
• Material: Mylar reinforced plastic
• Tab layout: single-sided indexed tabs for alphabetical or numbered organization
• Durability: tear-resistant and suitable for frequent handling

How to use

Place the Esselte Mylar Index A4 1-20 into a ring binder or folder that accommodates A4-sized documents. Label each tab according to your chosen system (numbers, letters, dates or subjects). Insert document groups behind the corresponding divider to enable quick access and logical separation of content. For optimal alignment, ensure the divider’s edge matches the binder’s ring position before securing pages.

Usage recommendations

For long-term filing, use permanent or archival-quality labels and avoid exposure to extreme heat or direct sunlight to preserve the Mylar material. If heavy use is expected, consider reinforcing the first and last divider positions to reduce wear at binder edges.