Concord Subject Dividers - A4 - 5-Part





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Concord Divider 5-Part A4 150gsm White 79901 JT79901
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The Concord Subject Dividers (79901) are ideal for students, office professionals, and anyone needing to organize high volumes of A4 paperwork into manageable sections. These dividers provide excellent structural support and customization options, though users should note that the tabs are blank, requiring manual labeling rather than pre-printed indicators.
| Model Part Number | 79901 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Concord |
No, these are specifically designed for A4 size (297 x 210mm) and will likely be too large for A5 binders.
Yes, the 11-hole punch design is fully compatible with both ring binders and standard lever arch files.
The dividers are constructed from 230-micron white board, providing a professional and durable thickness.
No, the tabs are blank, allowing you to customize them to your specific organizational needs.
Each set contains 5 parts, perfect for dividing a binder into 5 distinct sections.
Ensure your binder is a standard A4 2-ring or 4-ring configuration; the 11-hole pattern is designed to accommodate most global ring spacings.
Use a permanent marker or archival-quality pen, and allow the ink to dry completely for at least 30 seconds before flipping pages.
To set up your dividers, simply open your ring binder or lever arch file and insert the sheets into the rings. Use a fine-tip permanent marker or typewriter to label the blank tabs clearly before filling the binder, as writing on the tabs while they are inside a crowded binder can be difficult. These dividers require no special maintenance; however, to keep them in top condition, ensure you are not overstuffing your binder, as this can lead to 'dog-earing' the corners of the dividers over time.