Avery AVE2181 File Folder Labels 300 Pack Permanent

Product Description

The AVERY AVE2181 is a permanent white file folder label designed for professional file organization in office and administrative environments. Each label measures 2/3 inch by 3-7/16 inches and is sized to fit standard 1/3-cut file folders. The adhesive bond is permanent, providing a secure hold on file folder tabs without lifting or curling over time. The label stock is archival-safe and acid-free, making it suitable for long-term record storage. Compatible with both inkjet and laser printers, these labels allow for clean, machine-printed identification across high-volume filing systems.

The AVE2181 is used in offices, records rooms, legal and medical filing environments, and any setting that requires consistent, legible file tab labeling. The 2/3 inch by 3-7/16 inch format aligns with the standard 1/3-cut tab position on letter-size file folders. Each pack contains 300 labels, supporting bulk filing projects without frequent reordering. Suitable for both residential home offices and commercial administrative settings where organized, permanent file identification is required.

Key Features

• Permanent adhesive holds securely to file folder tabs without peeling
• Archival-safe and acid-free construction for long-term document storage
• Compatible with inkjet and laser printers for machine-printed labeling
• Sized at 2/3 inch by 3-7/16 inches to fit 1/3-cut file folder tabs
• White label face provides high contrast for printed text
• 300 labels per pack for high-volume filing applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/3-cut file folders and compatible with inkjet and laser printers.

Installation Notes

Clean file folder tab surfaces before applying to ensure full adhesive contact. Print labels before removing from the sheet; do not run partially used sheets through a printer unless the sheet format supports it, as loose adhesive edges can cause feed jams. Apply firm pressure across the full label surface after positioning to activate the permanent bond.