Fiche bristol Herlitz 10837136 jaune A5 100 pièces

Herlitz yellow index cards, A5 format, pack of 100 sheets made from 170 g/m² paper provide a compact and durable solution for recording notes, organising ideas and preparing study aids. The bright yellow colour improves visibility and contrast for handwriting or printed text while the A5 size balances writable area and portability for everyday use in classrooms, meetings or workshops.

Advantages

These index cards are made from medium-heavy 170 g/m² paper that resists ink bleed-through and bending during handling. The consistent A5 dimensions make them easy to sort and store in binders, boxes or card holders. A pack of 100 sheets ensures a sufficient supply for short to medium-term projects, flashcards, or presentation notes. The yellow colour enhances readability and quick visual categorisation without the need for additional labels.

Suitable for

• Study flashcards and revision notes
• Presentation cue cards and speaking prompts
• Organising ideas, lists and to-do notes
• Creative projects, scrapbooking and collage work
• Office filing, colour-coded indexing and quick references

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (148 x 210 mm)
• Paper weight: 170 g/m²
• Colour: yellow
• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Surface: suitable for ballpoint pen, pencil and most felt-tip pens

How to use

Write or print content directly onto the cards using pens, pencils or printers compatible with medium-weight paper. Use one card per idea or topic to create clear, manageable flashcards or cue cards. Store cards in a box, divider set or ring binder with a suitable holder to keep them organised and protected from bending. For presentation use, limit text per card to concise prompts to facilitate quick reference.

Recommendations

For best results with ink-based pens and markers, allow a moment for drying to avoid smudging. When using small printers, confirm the printer’s paper handling supports 170 g/m² weight and A5 size to prevent jams. To extend longevity, keep cards flat in a dry environment and use colour-coding or tabs for faster retrieval.