Avery AVE8366 File Folder Labels 1/3 Cut 750 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY AVE8366 is a white TrueBlock file folder label designed for 1/3-cut tab folders. Each label is coated with a permanent adhesive that resists lift and curl, keeping labels flat and secure on folder tabs after application. The TrueBlock technology provides complete opacity, fully concealing any printed text, barcodes, or images underneath — allowing folders, mailing tubes, and boxes to be relabeled without ghosting or bleed-through. Sheets are engineered for jam-free feeding in both inkjet and laser printers and resist smudging after printing. Each package contains 750 labels. The labels are acid-free, making them suitable for archival and records management applications.

AVE8366 labels are used in offices, file rooms, warehouses, medical facilities, legal offices, and school environments where organized file identification is required. They are applied to standard 1/3-cut hanging and manila folder tabs. Avery provides free downloadable templates compatible with Microsoft Word and other common software platforms, reducing setup time for bulk label printing runs. Professional office staff, records managers, and administrative personnel are the primary installers of this product.

Key Features

• TrueBlock technology fully covers underlying print, barcodes, or images for clean relabeling
• Permanent adhesive resists lift and curl on folder tab surfaces
• Acid-free construction suitable for archival and long-term records storage
• Jam-free sheets compatible with both inkjet and laser printers
• Smudge-free finish after printing for clean, readable labels
• 750 labels per package for high-volume filing projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/3-cut file folder tabs. Compatible with inkjet and laser desktop printers. Avery templates are available for Microsoft Word and other common office software to support direct print formatting.

Installation Notes

Peel labels from the sheet and apply firmly to clean, dry folder tab surfaces. For best print results, load sheets according to printer manufacturer guidelines and run a test print before processing a full batch. Allow printed labels to dry briefly before handling when using inkjet printers to prevent smearing.