1501-1750 Avery Style Collated Number Tabs - Letter Size - Side Tab

Yes, since these sets are built in sequential blocks running from 1501-1525 through 1726-1750, you can combine adjacent ranges together to build a continuous numbered index that extends well beyond what any single set covers on its own. Confirm that the style, tab color, and printing format match exactly across the different sets you're combining, since mixing visually different tab styles within one continuous document can create an inconsistent, unprofessional look even when the actual numbering sequence lines up correctly. Browsing the full number tabs range helps confirm which adjacent ranges are offered before committing to a large combined order across multiple sets.

These ship unpunched, which gives you genuine flexibility to customize the punching pattern for whatever specific binding system you're using rather than being permanently locked into one particular binder's fixed hole pattern from the manufacturer. If you need a specific punch style to match a particular filing system already in use at your office, plan for that punching step separately after receiving the tabs rather than assuming they'll arrive already prepared for insertion into your existing binders or filing setup.

The bold double-sided printing is specifically designed for durability and clear visibility from either side of the tab regardless of which direction the document is being flipped through, and the 80lb paper weight adds meaningful resistance to the wear that thinner, lighter tab stock typically shows under frequent daily handling. For files that get accessed constantly throughout a normal workday, this combination of weight and print quality holds up noticeably better over months of use than lightweight, single-sided alternatives that fade or tear more easily under similar conditions.

Confirm that the tab location, meaning side versus top placement, and the overall paper size both match your existing filing system before placing an order, since a mismatched tab style simply won't align correctly with binders that were built for the opposite tab style. If you're organizing an extensive multi-volume legal file spanning several boxes or binders, reviewing the broader legal indexes range can help you plan a complete, non-overlapping numbering sequence across the entire file before you commit to placing a full order.