Avery AVE89101 Binder Spine Inserts 1/2 in White 80 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY AVE89101 binder spine inserts are pre-perforated white cardstock labels designed to fit into the spine pockets of standard ring binders. Each insert provides a clean, professional label surface for identifying binder contents at a glance. The firm cardstock construction holds its shape during handling and insertion, and the perforated edges allow for clean, accurate separation. This pack includes 80 inserts sized for binders with a 1/2 inch spine capacity. Licensed trade professionals and office administrators rely on these inserts to organize project documentation, manuals, code books, and job files.

These inserts are suited for office environments, job sites, and service departments where organized documentation is essential. The white surface is compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, allowing users to print custom labels directly from a desktop or workstation. Inserts can be formatted using blank templates or pre-designed Avery templates for consistent, repeatable labeling across multiple binders. The 1/2 inch capacity sizing fits standard narrow-spine ring binders commonly used for parts catalogs, service manuals, and inspection records.

Key Features

• Firm perforated cardstock for clean separation and easy insertion
• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for direct-print customization
• Fits 1/2 inch spine capacity binders
• White surface works with blank or Avery pre-designed templates
• Pack of 80 inserts for high-volume labeling needs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard ring binders featuring 1/2 inch spine pockets. Compatible with laser and inkjet printers. Can be formatted using Avery templates or custom blank layouts.

Installation Notes

Print inserts before separating along the perforated edges to maintain alignment during the print pass. Allow printed inserts to dry fully before handling, particularly when using inkjet printers, to prevent smearing. Slide completed inserts into the clear spine pocket of the binder with the printed side facing outward.