Avery AVE11428 12-tab Index Maker Dividers Set of 12

Product Description

The AVERY AVE11428 is a 12-tab index maker kit designed for organizing documents in standard three-ring binders. Each set includes reinforced white dividers with a punched binding edge, clear tab label sheets, and Easy Apply label strips that help align and apply tab titles quickly and accurately. The clear labels sit flush against the white divider stock for a clean, professional appearance. This kit is sold as a set of 12 dividers and is compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, making it straightforward to print custom tab titles directly from a desktop setup.

This product is suited for office, administrative, and educational environments where organized binder systems are required. The 12-tab configuration works well for projects, reports, reference manuals, and filing systems that require multiple sections. The reinforced binding edge extends the life of the divider under regular use. The included label strips allow multiple sets to be labeled in a single session, which is useful when preparing several binders at once for meetings, presentations, or record keeping.

Key Features

• 12-tab white divider set with reinforced three-hole punched binding edge
• Clear tab labels blend with white divider stock for a uniform appearance
• Easy Apply label strips support accurate tab alignment during labeling
• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for custom printed tab titles
• Includes label sheet for full tab customization
• Sold as a set of 12 dividers per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard three-ring binders with laser and inkjet printers. Compatible with Microsoft Word and other software using Avery templates for tab title customization.

Installation Notes

Insert dividers into a three-ring binder after printing and applying tab labels using the included Easy Apply strips. Print labels before inserting dividers into the binder to avoid misalignment. Allow printed labels to dry fully before applying, particularly when using inkjet printers, to prevent smearing.