Fișă de catalog Sigel PS600 verde albă 100 buc.

The Sigel PS600 Green White index cards are a pack of 100 sheets designed for note-taking, reminders, and organizing information. Each card features a two-tone colour scheme with green and white areas to help structure content visually. Made from sturdy paper, these index cards are intended for everyday use in home, office, school, or study environments and are compatible with common writing tools such as pens, pencils and markers.

Advantages

These index cards combine a clear visual layout with durable material, providing a reliable surface for writing and sorting. The contrasting green and white design aids quick identification and categorization of notes. The standardized size and quality paper ensure that cards can be easily stored in index boxes, folders or binders and handled repeatedly without significant wear.

Suitable for

• Studying: flashcards and summaries
• Office: quick notes, meeting points, and reminders
• Home organization: lists, shopping notes, and labels
• Presentations and workshops: prompts and cue cards

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Colour: green and white two-tone design
• Material: sturdy writing paper suitable for pens, pencils and markers
• Format: standardized index card dimensions for common storage solutions
• Finish: smooth surface for clear handwriting and ink adherence

How to use

Write directly on the card surface using a preferred pen, pencil or marker. Use the green and white areas to separate headings, keywords or categories from detailed notes. For study use, write a question or keyword on one side and an answer or explanation on the reverse to create effective flashcards. Group, sort and label cards by topic or priority to keep information organized and easy to retrieve.

Recommendations

Store cards flat in a dry place and keep them in an index box or folder to prevent bending. For longer-lasting notes, allow ink to dry before stacking cards and choose archival-safe pens if you need to preserve information over time.