Avery AVE74867 Margin Ultra Tabs 2.5x1 in Pastel 48 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY AVE74867 Margin Ultra Tabs are 2-sided, repositionable sticky tabs measuring 2.5 inches by 1 inch, packaged in a count of 48. Each tab features a smudge-resistant, writable surface that accepts pens, markers, pencils, and highlighters. The tab material is clear, allowing text printed or written on the underlying page to remain visible. Tabs adhere securely and remove cleanly without leaving adhesive residue behind. Designed to sit within standard page margins, they provide a low-profile indexing and reference solution for everyday document and book organization.

These tabs are well suited for office professionals, students, and administrative staff who need a quick, reusable method of flagging pages in notebooks, binders, files, planners, and books. Because the tabs are repositionable, they can be moved from page to page during active projects without damaging paper. The pastel color assortment supports basic color-coded organization systems. Note that ink dry times may vary and certain ink types may lift when tabs are pressed down onto fresh markings.

Key Features

• 2-sided adhesive design holds the tab open while keeping it anchored to the page
• Repositionable adhesive removes cleanly with no residue left on paper
• Smudge-resistant surface is compatible with pens, markers, pencils, and highlighters
• Clear tab body allows underlying text to show through
• Slim 2.5 x 1 inch profile fits within standard notebook and document page margins
• Pastel color assortment supports simple color-coded filing or reference systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard notebooks, binders, files, books, and planners where margin-width indexing tabs are needed.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to apply these tabs. Press the tab firmly along the page margin edge for full adhesion before writing on the surface, as applying tabs over wet ink may cause lifting. To reposition, peel the tab back slowly at a low angle to avoid tearing the underlying paper.