Index Card Herlitz 1150606 White 1 pc(s)

The Herlitz 1150606 white index card is a single-card offering from the HERLITZ range designed for note-taking, study aids and quick reference. The card is white with a smooth writable surface and a durable thickness that supports pens, pencils and light markers. It is suitable for creating flashcards, reminders, bookmarks and compact reference notes for use at school, university or in the office. Each pack typically contains 100 sheets for consistent supply.

Advantages

The white surface provides clear contrast for handwriting and printed text, improving legibility. The card stock is stiff enough to resist curling and tearing during normal use while remaining thin enough to store in index boxes, binders or pockets. Compatibility with common writing tools makes the card versatile for handwriting, stamping or light inkjet/laser printing on appropriate equipment. Standard dimensions fit typical index card holders and filing systems.

Suitable for

• Studying and memorization with flashcards
• Organizing notes and quick reference points
• Creating labels, bookmarks or agendas
• Office filing and manual indexing

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Quantity per pack: 100 sheets (pack configuration: single-card offering)
• Writable surface suitable for pen, pencil and light markers
• Sturdy card stock with anti-curl properties for everyday handling
• Standard index card dimensions compatible with common holders and boxes

How to use

Write on the card with a pen, pencil or marker appropriate for the intended permanence and visibility. For printed content, check printer compatibility and feed single cards according to the printer manufacturer’s guidance to avoid jams. Store completed cards in index boxes, ring binders with card pockets or labeled stacks to keep them sorted. Use one card per idea or topic to facilitate sorting and quick review.

Usage recommendations

To extend the life of your notes, avoid exposing cards to moisture and store them flat in a dry place. When printing, test a single card first to confirm alignment and ink adhesion. For repeated handling, consider laminating frequently used cards or placing them in transparent sleeves.