Avery AVE05202 Filing Labels 11/16x3-7/16 in White 252 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY AVE05202 is a pack of 252 permanent white filing labels designed for use on file folders in office and records-management environments. Each label measures 11/16 inches tall by 3-7/16 inches wide, sized to fit standard 1/3-cut file folder tabs cleanly. Labels are supplied on 4 by 6 inch sheets with seven labels per sheet. The permanent adhesive bonds firmly to folder stock without lifting or curling over time. These labels are compatible with both inkjet and laser desktop printers, making them a practical choice for office staff, records clerks, and administrative professionals who need consistent, legible folder identification at volume.

AVE05202 labels are suited for standard file folder tabbing in residential offices, corporate file rooms, legal offices, medical records departments, and general administrative settings. The 1/3-cut sizing matches the most common file folder tab format in use across filing systems. Avery provides compatible templates for Microsoft Word and other common word-processing and label-printing software, reducing setup time when printing custom text or barcodes. Each package contains 252 labels across 36 sheets.

Key Features

• Permanent adhesive holds to file folder stock without lift or curl
• Label size 11/16 inches by 3-7/16 inches fits standard 1/3-cut folder tabs
• Compatible with inkjet and laser printers
• Sheets sized 4 by 6 inches with seven labels per sheet
• 252 labels included per package
• Avery template support available for Microsoft Word and similar software

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/3-cut file folder tabs. Compatible with inkjet and laser desktop printers. Avery-compatible templates are available for Microsoft Word and other word-processing programs.

Installation Notes

Print labels using a desktop inkjet or laser printer before application. Allow printed labels to fully dry before handling, particularly when using inkjet printers. Peel labels from the sheet and press firmly onto the file folder tab surface for full adhesive contact. Avoid applying labels over existing adhesive residue or heavily textured surfaces, as bond strength may be reduced.