Index Card Herlitz 10836484 Yellow 100 pcs 170 g/m²

Herlitz 10836484 index cards in yellow are supplied in a pack of 100 sheets with a media weight of 170 g/m². The cards are cut to a standard index-card format and provide a firm, opaque writing surface suitable for pen, pencil and many ink types. Their bright yellow colour enhances visibility for filing, studying and quick reference while the heavier 170 g/m² stock reduces show-through and improves durability compared with lightweight paper cards.

Advantages

The index cards combine a sturdy 170 g/m² construction with a smooth surface that supports clear handwriting and good contrast with a variety of writing instruments. Packaged in a count of 100, they offer a practical quantity for classroom use, office filing and personal organisation. The yellow shade improves quick identification in mixed sets and is suitable for colour-coding systems. The heavier card stock also holds up better to repeated handling and small annotations.

Suitable for

• Study notes, flashcards and revision prompts
• Organising files, labels and colour-coded systems
• Presentation cards, index filing and quick reference aids
• Craft projects, templates and prototypes that require firmer card

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 cards per pack
• Colour: yellow
• Paper weight: 170 g/m²
• Surface: smooth, opaque writing surface suitable for pens and pencils
• Format: standard index-card dimensions (rectangular cards for indexing and notes)

How to use

Write directly on the card with ballpoint pens, pencils, gel pens or fine markers; allow inks a moment to dry before stacking to avoid smudging. Use the cards for single-topic flashcards by writing a prompt on one side and information on the reverse, or group multiple cards with a clip or binder ring for portable sets. For filing, sort the cards by colour or subject and place them into index trays, boxes or folders designed for index-card storage.

Usage recommendations

Store the cards flat and in a dry environment to maintain their shape and prevent warping. Test any heavy-bleed markers on a single card before extensive use if ink transfer is a concern; for long-term archival notes, choose pigment-based inks. For craft uses, use appropriate adhesives and cutting tools designed for heavier card stock.