Alphabetic tab index Leitz 13360085, paper, grey, 240×200×65 mm

The Leitz alphabetic tab index 13360085 is a paper divider designed to organize documents and files with alphabetical tabs for quick retrieval. Measuring 240×200×65 mm and finished in grey, this index separates materials within binders, archival boxes or shelf folders and helps maintain a clear filing structure. It is supplied as a single piece and carries the Blue Angel environmental certification, indicating reduced environmental impact in production and material selection.

Advantages

This paper tab index provides clear alphabetical separation to speed up document lookup and reduce time spent searching for files. The compact 240×200×65 mm format fits a range of storage systems and offers a stable construction suitable for frequent handling. The neutral grey color blends with other office supplies and the Blue Angel certification reflects attention to sustainable materials and lower environmental footprint.

Suitable for

• Office filing and cabinet organization
• Archival separation in storage boxes
• Personal document sorting at home
• Reception and administration counters for quick access to client files

Key specifications

• Material: paper
• Color: grey
• Dimensions: 240 × 200 × 65 mm (width × length × height)
• Tabs: alphabetic index tabs for A–Z organization
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Environmental certification: Blue Angel

How to use

Insert the paper index into a folder, binder or storage box at the required position to separate groups of documents. Use the alphabetical tabs to place files in the corresponding section; label additional items if needed for subcategories. Handle the divider by its reinforced edge when moving between storage locations to maintain alignment and prevent bending.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, avoid overfilling the section beyond the 65 mm height and store in a dry environment to prevent moisture damage. Combine with similarly sized dividers and folders for consistent filing; use clear labels on tabs when storing large volumes or frequently accessed records.