Smead SMD67073 End-tab Alphabetical Color-coding Labels

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD67073 is a self-adhesive, bar-style alphabetical label designed for color-coding end-tab folders in professional filing systems. Each label measures 1.25 inches wide by 1 inch high before folding, providing a compact, visible tab surface on the folder edge. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows for fast, consistent application without tools. These labels are intended for use in high-volume filing environments where quick visual identification by letter reduces retrieval time. Office administrators, records managers, and filing staff are the typical end users for this type of label system.

The SMD67073 is designed for use with end-tab folder systems in both medical and legal office environments, government records departments, and any filing operation that relies on alphabetical color-coded organization. These labels are specifically noted as compatible with DKOE end-tab folders, making them a direct fit for facilities already running DKOE-based filing infrastructure. The bar-style format wraps around the folder tab edge for a clean, uniform appearance across the filing shelf.

Key Features

• Self-adhesive backing for fast, no-tool application to folder tabs
• Bar-style alphabetical format supports color-coded filing systems
• Label size of 1.25 inches wide by 1 inch high before folding fits standard end-tab profiles
• Designed for end-tab folder orientation, maximizing visibility when folders are shelved upright
• Compatible with DKOE end-tab folders

Compatibility

Compatible with DKOE end-tab folders. Designed as a direct-fit alphabetical label for end-tab color-coding filing systems using DKOE tab products.

Installation Notes

Application requires no special tools. Peel the label from the roll and press firmly onto the end-tab surface of the folder. Ensure the folder tab surface is clean and dry before applying for maximum adhesion. Labels are sold per roll; confirm the correct letter set is selected before beginning a filing project to maintain consistent color sequencing across the system.