Blank tab index Esselte 15260 — Polypropylene (PP), A4 225×297 mm, multicolour

Esselte 15260 blank tab index is a polypropylene (PP) separator designed for organizing documents in ring binders and filing systems. With dimensions of 225 × 297 mm (near A4) and a lightweight 60 g construction, this multicolour index offers water-resistant durability and neutral, writable tabs for easy identification. Supplied as one piece per pack, it is intended to separate and protect paper documents while withstanding frequent handling.

Advantages

The polypropylene material ensures resistance to moisture, tearing and creasing, providing long-lasting performance in everyday office use. The blank tabs are easy to write on with standard pens or labels, allowing flexible customization for different filing schemes. Its near-A4 format fits most binders and filing trays while the multicolour finish helps visual sorting and immediate recognition of sections.

Suitable for

• Separating sections in ring binders and lever arch files
• Organizing project documentation, manuals and reports
• Archiving paperwork in offices and home filing systems
• Use in classrooms for subject dividers and student portfolios

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) — water-resistant and tear-resistant
• Format: 225 × 297 mm (near A4)
• Weight: 60 g (single piece)
• Colour: multicolour tabs for visual separation
• Design: blank writable tabs for custom labeling
• Pack quantity: 1 piece per pack

How to use

Insert the tab index into your binder by aligning the punched edge (if pre-punched) with the binder rings or place it between paper stacks in filing trays. Write or apply labels on the blank tabs to indicate sections or subjects. For best results, use permanent or ballpoint pens for clear, smudge-free text; if adding adhesive labels, ensure the surface is clean and dry before application. Position the index where it is most visible to improve quick retrieval of documents.

Usage recommendations

Store the tab index flat or upright in a dry environment to maintain shape and durability. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent colour fading. For heavy-use folders, consider reinforcing the punched edge with reinforcements or pairing with plastic pockets to extend lifespan.