751-1000 Avery Style Collated Number Tabs - Letter Size - Side Tab

These collated number sets are unpunched, which means you control exactly where and how the holes are placed for your binder or filing system. That's useful if your office uses a non-standard hole pattern or a specific binding style, since a fixed pre-punched tab won't always match every setup. Unpunched tabs also let you decide the punch depth and edge margin yourself, which can matter for legal filing standards. If you're setting up a new binder system and want tabs that go in ready to use without extra prep work, check legal indexes for pre-punched alternatives that may better fit a faster setup process.

Yes — collated sets are packaged in exact numeric order, so the tab for 751 sits on top and 1000 sits at the bottom, with every number in between falling in place. That matters for large exhibit sets or case files where manually sorting hundreds of tabs would be impractical and error-prone. Because the set is sequential, you can drop the whole stack directly into a binder or expandable file without needing to double-check the order yourself. If your case eventually needs numbers beyond this set, the number tabs range covers both lower and higher sequential blocks so numbering stays continuous.

These tabs are printed on 80 lb white offset stock, noticeably heavier than standard 20 lb printer paper, with a mylar coating over the printed area that helps resist smudging and tearing from repeated handling. For files that get pulled, flipped through, and refiled often — like active litigation binders or discovery sets — that reinforcement matters more than it would for a document that's filed once and rarely touched again. The tabs are still paper-based rather than plastic, so they're not indestructible, but they're built specifically for the kind of frequent handling legal exhibit tabs typically see over the life of a case.

Yes, these sets are designed to be combined. Since each block is collated and unpunched in the same style and stock, you can order the 1-250, 251-500, 501-750, and 751-1000 ranges together and assemble one uninterrupted numbered sequence across as many binders as the case requires. For sequences continuing past 1000, Avery legal index tabs include higher-numbered ranges in the same Avery style and stock, so the visual consistency carries through the entire filing system without a style change partway through a large case.