Adhesive Flags Post-IT Post-It 684-ARR3 — 12 mm × 43 mm

Post-It 684-ARR3 adhesive flags are narrow, self-adhesive page markers measuring 12 mm × 43 mm, designed to mark documents, files and books without damaging paper. These peel-and-stick flags provide a visible colored tab for indexing, quick reference and color-coding in office, school or home environments. The slim design preserves document layout while creating a reliable, removable marker that can be repositioned as needed.

Advantages

These Post-It adhesive flags combine a low-residue adhesive with a compact size to allow repeated use on paper without tearing or leaving significant residue. Their bright colors increase visibility for fast navigation through documents and folders. The narrow width makes them suitable for precise marking at the edge of pages, while the 43 mm length offers enough surface for short handwritten notes or highlights. They are lightweight, easy to peel off the backing and apply, and are compatible with a range of paper types.

Suitable for

• Indexing and organizing reports, manuals and binders
• Marking reference passages in books and study materials
• Color-coding files, folders and mail
• Temporary notes and reminders on paperwork

Key specifications

• Size: 12 mm × 43 mm
• Type: Narrow adhesive page flags
• Adhesive: Repositionable, low-residue
• Application: Peel-and-stick
• Usage: Suitable for paper and most document types

How to use

Peel a flag from the backing strip and align the adhesive edge with the page margin where you want to mark or index. Press the adhesive edge onto the paper and smooth the non-adhesive portion so the colored tab remains visible. To reposition, gently lift the flag and apply it to a new location; if needed, replace with a fresh flag for long-term marking. Use the printable surface to write short notes with ballpoint pen or pencil.

Usage recommendations

For best results, apply flags to clean, dry paper surfaces and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight. Store in a cool, dry place to preserve adhesive performance. Use narrow flags where precise edge marking is required and consider combining with wider tabs for headings or section dividers.