Clipp Plastic Grey Dividers, A4, 1–10 Index Tabs – Box of 25 Sets

Size: A4. Quantity: 10 dividers per set, with a box containing 25 sets (250 dividers total). Color: neutral grey. Material: durable plastic with numbered index tabs from 1 to 10.

Open your A4 binder, insert each divider behind the front page where you want a new section, place pages behind the corresponding tab, and label the tabs 1 through 10 to match your filing structure.

Yes. They’re made from high-quality plastic intended for regular office, school, and home use, providing reliable durability for long-term organization.

Ideal for office filing systems, school coursework and handouts, home records and projects, or any situation where you need to sort a large document set into ten clear sections.

Yes. They’re designed to work with standard A4 binder systems and should fit most common A4 ring configurations.

Each box contains 25 sets, with 10 dividers per set, totaling 250 dividers per box.

The ten numbered tabs let you segment your documents into ten distinct sections. You can label each tab to reflect topics, dates, or categories, making it easy to flip to the right section at a glance.

Alternative divider options on Fepy include: Clipp Plastic Grey Dividers (A4) with 1–10 Index Tabs – https://fepy.com/products/clipp-plastic-grey-dividers-a4-1-10-index-tabs, Clipp Plastic Transparent Dividers (A4) with 1–10 Index Tabs – https://fepy.com/products/clipp-plastic-transparent-dividers-a4-1-10-index-tabs, and related divider sets in the Dividers collection – https://fepy.com/collections/dividers. These provide similar 1–10 tab organization in various styles.

These dividers are designed for standard office and school use. They are made from everyday office-grade plastic and do not include sharp edges or hazardous materials, making them suitable for regular handling in homes, schools, and offices.

Yes. Buying in a box of 25 sets (250 dividers total) reduces the per-divider cost and provides ample dividers for large filing systems, which can save time and effort in keeping documents organized.

Label each tab clearly with a concise topic or category, keep a master index for quick reference, consider color-coding or using a consistent naming convention for sections, and group related documents together to speed up retrieval.