Col'R'Tab Year Labels - 11700 Series, 2024, Gray, 3/4" x 1-1/2", 1000/Roll

2024 year label in gray from the Col’R’Tab 11700 series marks prior-year folders with a clean, professional cue that reads quickly on crowded shelves. The clear-laminated 3/4" x 1-1/2" wrap-around design includes a center slit for fast, square placement on end-tab folders, pockets, and jackets, and the year prints on both panels for left/right visibility. Neutral gray pairs well with existing color bars while keeping the year unmistakable. High-capacity format: 1,000 labels per roll. (11700-24)

Retention note: Because 2024 is now a prior year, these labels are widely used for consolidating archives, triggering retention checkpoints, and prepping purge batches without disrupting daily filing.

Product Highlights

• Year-specific color code: 2024 gray provides a crisp, neutral read on any folder stock.
• True wrap-around block: Creates a continuous color band across the spine for instant recognition.
• Clear laminate shield: Guards print against smudges, fading, cleaners, and heavy handling.
• Center-slit release liner: Speeds straight, repeatable application at scale.
• Two-sided legibility: “2024” appears on both faces for quick left/right scans.
• High-volume roll: 1,000 labels/roll keeps busy records rooms moving.
• Fewer misfiles: Consistent year coding improves retrieval accuracy and workflow.

Specifications

• Item: 11700-24
• Series: Col’R’Tab 11700
• Year / Color: 2024 / Gray
• Size: 3/4" H x 1-1/2" W
• Finish: Clear laminated
• Format: Wrap-around; center-slit release liner
• Quantity: 1,000 labels per roll
• Compatibility: End-tab folders, jackets, and file pockets

Use Cases & Fit

• Healthcare, legal, finance, admin: Fast year ID in dense open-shelf systems.
• Archive & retention: Segment 2024 charts for storage, audit, or purge actions.
• Backfile normalization: Apply during conversions to keep older material consistently coded.

Application Tips

• Clean and dry the folder spine to ensure strong adhesion.
• Align the center slit to the folder edge; smooth the first panel, then wrap the second around the spine.
• Combine with alpha/numeric bars to finalize a precise, error-resistant color-coding scheme.