Avery AVE16171 Translucent Plastic Dividers 8 Tabs Set of 8

Product Description

The AVERY AVE16171 is a set of 8 write-on translucent plastic dividers designed for organizing documents in binders and folders. Each divider measures 8.5 inches wide by 11 inches tall and features a multicolored tab for fast visual reference. The plastic construction is durable enough for frequent handling. Tabs provide 50 percent more writing space than standard divider tabs, allowing room for clear, legible section labels. Sections can be customized with a ballpoint pen or pencil, then erased and rewritten, making these dividers reusable across multiple projects or school terms.

These dividers are suited for office, school, and administrative environments where documents are reorganized regularly. The translucent material keeps content partially visible without fully exposing pages. The larger tabs are practical for professionals and students who need clearly labeled sections in ring binders or multi-pocket folders. Because the tabs are erasable, the set can be repurposed without replacement, reducing waste in high-turnover filing systems.

Key Features

• 8 translucent multicolored plastic tabs for fast visual section identification
• Tabs offer 50 percent more writing space than standard divider tabs
• Write-on surface accepts ballpoint pen or pencil
• Erasable and rewritable for repeated reuse across projects
• Durable plastic construction rated for frequent reference and handling
• Standard 8.5 x 11 inch size fits most ring binders and folders

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-size replacement or addition for 8.5 x 11 inch ring binders and multi-pocket folders commonly used in office and school applications.

Installation Notes

Insert dividers into a standard ring binder by opening the rings and sliding each divider into the desired position. No tools are required. Label tabs with a ballpoint pen or pencil before inserting for best results. To relabel, erase existing markings completely before rewriting to avoid smearing or ghosting on the tab surface.