Copier tabs are index tabs that are unprinted and blank and that can be imprinted when demanded by utilizing a laser printer or high speed copier. A good number of the latest photocopiers are able to take in and print straight onto index tabs. However, you first need to understand several things to select the indexes most suited for your photocopier. Copier tabs are available coated or uncoated, in different cuts, and collated in quite a number of ways. Copier tabs can also be three-hole drilled or provided with a reinforced binding edge. Below we discuss the collation styles of copier tabs and the style that is ideal for the Xerox 5090/5390/5690 copier.

Copier tabs are available in four chief styles: Uncollated, straight collated, single reverse collated and double reverse collated.

Uncollated Copier Tabs: Sometimes referred to as single position tabs, these tabs are ideal for an office that is not equipped with any highly fancy laser printer or copier to deal with numerous tab sets.

Straight Collated Copier Tabs: They are packed up in 1-2-3-4-5 order in boxes and are also referred to as SSC copier tabs, 5100 style copier tabs, straight copier tabs and forward copier tabs.

Single Reverse Collated Copier Tabs: These are the most commonly used copier tabs. They are packed up in 5-4-3-2-1 order and are also known as DocuTech Style Tabs, SRC Copier Tabs and Reverse Collated Copier Tabs.

Double Reverse Collated Copier Tabs: They are sometimes known as 5090 copier tabs as they are chiefly intended to be utilized by the series of Xerox 5090 copiers (including Xerox DocuLink 5090, Xerox DocuLink 5390, and Xerox DocuLink 5690).

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