Business Source BSN20075 8-tab Write-on Binder Dividers

Product Description

The BUSINESS SOURCE BSN20075 is a set of write-on, erasable 8-tab binder dividers designed for organizing documents in three-ring binders. Each tab measures 1-1/4 inches and features a laminated Mylar matte finish that accepts pen or pencil writing and wipes clean for reuse. The divider sheets are made from 80 lb recycled stock with 100 lb basis weight, providing a firm, durable sheet that resists tearing during regular handling. Three-hole punched with 9/32 inch holes and a reinforced binding edge, these dividers hold up through repeated insertion and removal. Office administrators, educators, and field professionals use these to organize project files, job documentation, and reference binders.

The BSN20075 dividers are suited for standard three-ring binders used in office, school, and light commercial environments. The write-on, erase-and-reuse tab format makes them practical for frequently updated filing systems where printed or pre-labeled dividers would require replacement. Each unit ships as a single set of 8 dividers, sold individually. The high recycled content stock meets common procurement requirements for environmentally preferable office products.

Key Features

• 8 write-on, erasable tabs with laminated Mylar matte finish for pen and pencil use
• Tabs measure 1-1/4 inches each for clear, visible section labeling
• 80 lb recycled stock with high recycled content; 100 lb basis weight sheets
• Three-hole punched with 9/32 inch holes for standard binder compatibility
• Reinforced binding edge increases durability during repeated binder use
• Reusable tab labeling reduces the need for replacement sets

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or add-on for three-ring binders using letter-size dividers with 9/32 inch hole punching.

Installation Notes

Insert dividers into any standard three-ring binder by aligning the punched holes with the binder rings before closing. Write on tabs with a ballpoint pen or pencil; use a damp cloth or eraser to remove markings before relabeling. Avoid permanent markers, as these may not erase cleanly from the Mylar surface.