Col'R'Tab Year Labels - 51700 Series, 2026, Dark Green, 3/4" x 1-1/2", 500/Roll

2026 year label in dark green from the Col’R’Tab 51700 series gives upcoming files a crisp, unmistakable date mark—without oversized rolls. Each clear-laminated 3/4" x 1-1/2" label wraps cleanly over the folder spine, and a center slit helps staff set it square on end-tab folders, jackets, and pockets. The year prints on both panels for fast left/right scans, and the film surface handles frequent touches and routine cleanings. Compact, supply-closet friendly count: 500 labels per roll. (LBL-51726)

Future-year readiness: Use 2026 dark green to pre-stage new charts so day-one intake lands consistently coded across teams and locations.

Why Teams Choose 51700

• Lean roll format: 500-count rolls fit small dispensers and reduce overstock.
• High-contrast color cue: Dark green “2026” reads quickly on manila and colored stocks.
• True wrap band: Forms a neat color block across the spine for instant recognition.
• Clear laminate film: Protects print against smudging, abrasion, and common cleaners.
• Center-slit backing: Speeds straight, repeatable placement at scale.
• Two-sided legibility: Year shows on both faces for rapid shelf audits from either direction.
• Process reliability: Standardized year color helps cut misfiles and rework.

Specifications

• Item: LBL-51726
• Series: Col’R’Tab 51700
• Year / Color: 2026 / Dark Green
• Size: 3/4" H x 1-1/2" W
• Finish: Clear-laminated
• Format: Wrap-around; center-slit release liner
• Quantity: 500 labels per roll
• Use With: End-tab folders, file pockets, and jackets

Best Uses

• Future-year intake: Pre-label 2026 files to keep January onboarding smooth.
• Multi-site programs: Maintain consistent year coding across clinics and offices.
• Conversions & expansions: Clearly separate upcoming-year materials during migrations.

Application Tips

• Wipe the folder spine clean and dry before applying for best adhesion.
• Index the center slit to the folder edge; smooth the first panel, then wrap the second around the spine.
• Pair with alpha/numeric bars to complete a precise, error-reducing color-coding scheme.