Avery AVE16826 Plastic Binder Dividers 8 Erasable Tabs

Product Description

The AVERY AVE16826 is a set of plastic letter-size binder dividers with 8 erasable tabs designed for repeated customization. Each tab features a writable surface compatible with ballpoint pens and pencils, allowing labels to be updated without replacing the dividers. The tabs are larger than standard and shaped to provide more writing space. Panels are made from durable plastic and come three-hole punched for immediate insertion into standard letter-size binders. This set is suited for office professionals, students, and administrators who manage frequently updated files and need a reliable, reusable organization solution.

AVE16826 dividers are intended for use in standard letter-size three-ring binders in office, school, and administrative settings. The erasable tab design makes them well suited for project files, client folders, reference binders, and any application where section labels change over time. The set includes 8 tabs, covering a range of organizational needs in a single pack. Users working with frequently revised documents or rotating file categories will find the reusable tab surface particularly practical.

Key Features

• 8 erasable tabs with a writable surface compatible with ballpoint pens and pencils
• Larger, styled tab shape provides increased writing area compared to standard tabs
• Durable plastic construction resists tearing and withstands repeated handling
• Three-hole punched for direct insertion into standard letter-size binders
• Reusable design reduces the need for replacement divider sets over time

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fit for letter-size three-ring binders with a standard three-hole punch pattern.

Installation Notes

Insert dividers into a standard letter-size three-ring binder by aligning the three holes with the binder rings before closing. No tools are required. Write on tabs using a ballpoint pen or pencil, and erase with a standard eraser when relabeling. Avoid using permanent markers, as they may not erase cleanly from the tab surface.