Before a drawing reaches its final file, your literature organizers may already be making identification harder when carriers, labels, and active documents are handled separately. For plan hold Masterfile 2 series files, these self-adhesive document storage accessories put the identification step alongside the filing process: the polyester carrier film includes pre-printed identification blocks for drawings. That gives your team a specific place to work from when a project moves between drafting, review, and records storage. If your staff handles drawings across several projects, consistent identification matters before the file returns to its assigned location.
Each strip is made from polyester carrier film and is self-adhesive. You can cut the material into 100 strips measuring 24 inches, 80 strips measuring 30 inches, or 50 strips measuring 48 inches. The listed dimensions are 2 1/2-inch wide, 1/200-inch deep, and 216-foot high. Holes are spaced 6 1/2 inches from the center of one hole to the center of the next. Pre-printed identification blocks are for drawings. This gives your records team a consistent reference while documents move through review and filing. These specifications also let you estimate how many sections a project requires, whether your filing run uses shorter 24-inch pieces, longer 30-inch pieces, or 48-inch pieces.
For a department handling drawings every day, the relevant configuration starts with the cut pattern that matches your plan hold files. The 100-strip, 24-inch cutting pattern, 80-strip, 30-inch cutting pattern, and 50-strip, 48-inch cutting pattern let you align the material with the scale of a filing project. Because the accessories may be used in plan hold Masterfile 2 series files, your team can verify that this is the file system involved before ordering. The self-adhesive format and pre-printed drawing blocks are stated features to consider at the point where identification occurs. With the listed width and 216-foot height, you can compare the material's physical format with the storage process your office already follows.