Fichas Herlitz 1150507 branco 100 unid.

The Herlitz 1150507 white index cards come in a pack of 100 and provide a simple, reliable solution for organizing notes, study materials, and presentation cues. These standard-size cards are made from smooth, durable paper that accepts ink and pencil cleanly, helping maintain legible, professional-looking writing. Their neutral white color makes them suitable for color-coding with pens or markers and ensures good contrast for printed or handwritten text.

Advantages

These index cards offer a combination of consistent thickness and a smooth writing surface that reduces smudging and feathering. The pack of 100 gives enough quantity for short- to medium-term projects while remaining compact for storage. Standard dimensions make the cards compatible with most index card holders, ring binders, and organizers. The white finish supports both handwritten notes and inkjet or laser printing where applicable.

Suitable for

• Study flashcards and revision notes
• Presentation prompts and speech notes
• Recipe cards and household organization
• Crafts, labeling, and small signage
• Indexing documents and filing systems

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 cards per pack
• Color: white
• Material: smooth, durable paper
• Finish: writable surface suitable for pens, pencils, and markers
• Dimensions: standard index card size compatible with common holders

How to use

Write or print information directly onto the cards using your preferred pen, pencil, or printer, allowing ink to dry briefly to avoid smearing. Use one card per concept or entry to keep information concise and easy to sort. Store cards in an index card box, binder, or rubber-banded stack to keep them organized and protected. For printing, test a single card first to confirm feed and ink compatibility with your printer.

Recommendations

For study purposes, limit each card to a single question or keyword on one side and the answer or explanation on the reverse to facilitate active recall. When using markers or highlighters for color-coding, wait until ink is fully dry before stacking to prevent transfer. Keep the pack in a dry place to maintain card flatness and prevent warping.