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Clear Self-Adhesive Filing Labels, Permanent Adhesive, Glossy Clear, 2/3” x 3-7/16”, 450 Labels (5029)

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2/3" x 3-7/16" blank labels in any material and any quantity. See More

Reg $40.24

$37.27

Product # 5029

Product Description

  • Glossy clear labels virtually disappear on white, light-colored and textured surfaces
  • Permanent adhesive helps labels stick to your folder tabs
  • Ideal for all types of file folders, ID objects and documents
  • Customize with free templates and designs at avery.com/print
  • Compatible with laser and inkjet printers
Get a premium printed-on look with Avery Clear Self-Adhesive Filing Labels (5029). These printable 2/3” x 3-7/16” clear labels virtually disappear onto surfaces with a sleek, luxurious finish. Stick glossy labels to smooth surfaces like paper, cardboard, glass, metal, plastic and more without worry of lifting, curling or falling off thanks to the strong permanent adhesive. Write directly on the file folder tab labels for quick labeling or use your laser or inkjet printer and print labels with your own graphics, logos, or text for a more polished finish. You can also design and print personalized labels using the free images and templates at avery.com/templates. Avoid printer misalignment and paper jams with our proprietary Sure Feed technology that delivers a more reliable feed through your printer. The file folder labels 1/3 cut tabs can also be used for projects such as identifying objects and organizing containers. Discover more resources on file organization with our file folder labels and article with ideas on creating your own file labels.