Index Tabs Stickn neon 2 x 45 mm, 5 sets of 25 plastic tabs

Stickn neon index tabs, 2 x 45 mm, in a multi-set pack of five colours provide a compact solution for marking pages and visually organizing documents. Each pack contains five sets of 25 thin plastic tabs (total 125 tabs) in neon shades designed for temporary notes, quick referencing and clear indexing in files, notebooks, planners and textbooks. Tabs are removable and designed to lie flat on the page without adding bulk.

Advantages

These neon index tabs combine bright, easily visible colours with a thin, flexible plastic material that resists tearing and curling. Their removable adhesive allows repositioning without damaging paper, and the 2 x 45 mm size gives enough writable surface for short notes or symbols. The multi-set pack ensures consistent colour coding across different subjects or projects and reduces the need to buy single-colour refills frequently.

Suitable for

• Marking important pages in books, reports and manuals
• Colour-coding documents in folders and binders
• Annotating planners, notebooks and study materials
• Temporary labeling for office files and project folders
• Quick referencing during meetings, study sessions or presentations

Key specifications

• Material: thin flexible plastic
• Tab size: 2 x 45 mm (width x length)
• Quantity: 5 sets × 25 tabs (total 125 tabs)
• Colour: neon shades (5 colours)
• Adhesive: removable, repositionable

How to use

Peel a tab from the backing and press the adhesive edge onto the page or document edge so the coloured portion extends beyond the paper for easy visibility. Write short notes or symbols on the tab with a fine-tip pen if temporary annotations are required. To reposition, gently lift the tab from the paper and reapply; avoid repeated lifting on very thin or glossy papers to reduce the chance of lifting fibres or coating.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the tabs flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Use neon colours for high-visibility indexing and reserve one colour per topic or priority level to maintain consistent organisation across files and notebooks.