Smead SMD67373 Color-coded Label Roll 500 Labels

Product Description

The SMEAD SMD67373 is a self-adhesive, color-coded label roll designed for end tab filing systems that use a bar-style format. Each roll contains 500 labels scored for easy folding, with a wraparound solid color bar and a colored character printed on a white background. Labels measure 1.25 inches wide by 1 inch high before folding. The roll ships in a dedicated dispensing box, keeping labels organized and feeding cleanly during high-volume filing tasks. This product is suited for records managers, file clerks, and office professionals who maintain color-coded identification systems in legal, medical, or general business filing environments.

The SMD67373 fits into end tab folder systems where color banding is used to sort, identify, and retrieve files quickly. The wraparound design allows the label to fold over the tab edge, making the color code visible from multiple angles. This is a common requirement in lateral and open-shelf filing setups found in law offices, healthcare facilities, and government records rooms. The dispensing box supports single-label pull in busy environments where speed and accuracy matter.

Key Features

• 500 self-adhesive labels per roll in a built-in dispensing box
• Wraparound design with solid color bar and colored character on white background
• Pre-scored for clean, consistent folding over tab edges
• Bar-style format compatible with end tab filing systems
• Labels measure 1.25 inches wide by 1 inch high before folding

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style label for end tab filing systems that use color-coded bar-format identification, typical in lateral open-shelf filing applications.

Installation Notes

Labels are applied by hand to file folder tabs and require no tools. Ensure the tab surface is clean and dry before application to achieve full adhesive contact. Once applied and folded, labels should not be repositioned, as the adhesive is designed for permanent placement. Follow your organization's filing protocol for color sequence and character assignment before beginning a labeling run.