Barkley Year Labels - BKYM Series, 2028, Yellow, 3/4" x 1-1/2", 500/Roll

2028 year label in yellow from the Barkley BKYM series provides a bright, instantly readable date cue on open shelves. The laminated 3/4" x 1-1/2" wrap-around format uses a center-slit release liner for quick, square application to end-tab folders, pockets, and jackets, and the year prints on both faces of the spine for left/right scans. The vivid yellow read stands out against manila and darker folder stocks. Supplied 500 per roll in a smooth-feed dispenser. Made in the U.S.A. and ships immediately. (BKYM-28)

Planning tip: As a future year, 2028 labels are ideal for pre-labeling and intake standardization so new files land correctly coded on day one.

Product Highlights

• 3/4" standard height: Fits the end tab neatly and keeps top-tab notes visible.
• Yellow 2028 cue: High-visibility tone that speeds audits, pulls, and refiles.
• Two-sided legibility: Wrap design repeats “2028” on both faces for instant reads.
• Center-slit liner: Helps operators place labels straight—fast and repeatable.
• Poly-laminated face: Resists fingerprints, smears, and everyday shelf wear.
• BKYM spec match: Tuned sizing and color for Barkley BKYM systems and conversions.
• Dispenser roll: Reliable feed of 500 labels for high-volume rooms.

Specifications

• Item: BKYM-28
• Series: Barkley BKYM
• Year / Color: 2028 / Yellow
• Size: 3/4" x 1-1/2"
• Finish: Laminated (poly laminate)
• Format: Wrap-around with center-slit release liner
• Quantity: 500 per roll (dispenser box)
• Origin: Made in U.S.A.

Use Cases & Fit

• Future-year intake: Pre-stage 2028 folders to streamline onboarding across clinics and departments.
• Multi-site rollouts: Keep color cues consistent during expansions and EMR/records conversions.
• Backfile separation: Mark future-year materials distinctly during long-horizon projects.

Application Tips

• Apply to clean, dry folder spines for best adhesion and long wear.
• Index the center slit to the folder edge; smooth the first face, then wrap the second around the spine.
• Pair with alpha/numeric bars to complete a clear, error-reducing color-code system.