Index tabs Post-IT 100-01006, 5 colors, arrow-shaped removable page markers

Post-IT index tabs model 100-01006 are arrow-shaped removable page markers available in five distinct colors. These compact tabs adhere securely to paper surfaces while allowing clean removal without tearing or leaving residue. Designed to mark pages, sections and documents, the arrow shape provides a clear directional cue for quick reference in reports, books, planners and binders.

Advantages

The arrow-shaped design creates a visible pointer that helps locate information faster and supports organized navigation through documents. The removable adhesive holds reliably on paper but peels off without damage, preserving the original material. Multiple colors allow color-coding of topics or priorities, and the compact dispenser keeps tabs protected and ready for single-handed application.

Suitable for

• Marking sections in reports, manuals and textbooks
• Flagging important pages in planners and notebooks
• Temporary labeling in offices, classrooms and libraries
• Indexing chapters or topics for study and review
• Creating quick visual cues for collaborative documents

Key specifications

• Shape: Arrow-shaped removable tabs
• Colors: Five distinct colors for color-coding
• Adhesive: Removable, repositionable adhesive suitable for paper
• Format: Compact dispenser for easy storage and application
• Use: Designed for temporary marking without damaging paper

How to use

Peel a single tab from the dispenser and position the arrow tip on the edge or corner of the page to indicate direction or point to a specific line. Press the adhesive area gently to secure the tab. To remove, lift a corner and peel the tab off slowly; the removable adhesive releases cleanly without tearing or leaving residue. For multiple markers, apply tabs in consistent positions to maintain an organized indexing system.

Usage recommendations

For durable documents, apply tabs to pages rather than inside laminated materials. Use the different colors to establish a simple color code—such as priority levels or topic groups—and replace tabs as needed to avoid long-term adhesive contact with sensitive paper.