Your drawing files move between active projects, review tables, and storage locations, while literature organizers must keep identification with the documents. These document storage accessories use pre-printed identification blocks for drawings. The self-adhesive format lets you place the carrier film laminate strip where your filing method requires it, so your staff can maintain a consistent identification approach across stored drawing documents. That is particularly relevant when several people handle the same records and need to recognize the intended document group without asking who filed it.
The carrier film laminate strip is self-adhesive and includes pre-printed identification blocks for drawings. Its listed dimensions are 2 1/2 inches wide by 1/125 inch deep by 217 feet high. The strip can be cut into 100 strips measuring 24 inches, 80 strips measuring 30 inches, or 50 strips measuring 48 inches. Those specified cutting quantities let you plan the material around the number and length of identification points in your filing work. The distance between holes is 6 1/2 inches from the center of each hole, giving your team a measured reference when aligning the strips with the related document storage arrangement. Together, the pre-printed blocks, hole spacing, self-adhesive backing, and cut-length options describe the accessory without asking your staff to create identification markings from scratch.
Choose the cutting pattern that matches your records volume: 100 24-inch strips, 80 30-inch strips, or 50 48-inch strips. You can use the pre-printed identification blocks for drawings as the fixed reference across those configurations, while the 6 1/2-inch center-to-center hole distance helps you account for placement in your filing process. The 2 1/2-inch width and 1/125-inch depth define the strip itself, and the 217-foot listed height identifies the supplied material dimension. For your office, the practical value is a documented way to prepare drawing storage accessories around a known quantity and length, with self-adhesive application and a specified carrier film laminate construction.