Herlitz 10843522 Alphabetical Tab Index

The Herlitz Alphabetic tab index 10843522 is a set of document dividers made from durable polypropylene (PP). Designed in neutral grey, these alphabetic tabs provide a clean and professional appearance for filing systems in office, school, or home workspaces. The reinforced PP construction improves resistance to tearing and wear, enabling repeated use with ring binders, folders or filing boxes while maintaining legibility of the alphabet markings for quick document retrieval.

Advantages

These alphabetic dividers combine longevity and a simple neutral design to support organized filing. The polypropylene material offers water resistance and flexibility, reducing the risk of damage when handled frequently. The clear alphabetical sequence speeds up searching and sorting of documents, and the uniform grey tone integrates smoothly with existing stationery and filing systems.

Suitable for

• Sorting and indexing correspondence, client files and reports
• Organizing study materials, course notes and reference sheets
• Maintaining order in ring binders, lever arch files and archival folders

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP) for durability and water resistance
• Color: grey for a neutral, professional look
• Format: alphabetic tabs covering standard A–Z indexing
• Compatibility: suitable for use with common ring binders and filing folders
• Durability: reinforced edges to reduce tearing during frequent use

How to use

Insert the dividers into a binder or folder according to the alphabetical order, placing tab labels where they are most visible for your workflow. Place documents behind the corresponding letter tab and adjust positions as new files are added. For multi-section projects, use the alphabetic tabs to create clear subsections by grouping related documents behind the appropriate letter.

Recommendations

For prolonged service life, avoid folding the tabs and store binders upright to prevent bending. Clean with a soft cloth if necessary and avoid exposure to extreme heat or direct sunlight to maintain material integrity and printed markings.