Pacon Ruled Index Cards - Front Ruling Surface - Ruled Front Ruling - 0.25" Ruled - 3" x 5" Sheet Size - 100 / Pack
- Ruled on 1 side for precise note-taking
- Perfect for organizing notes, lists and more
- Sturdy, tagboard construction
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- Ruled on 1 side for precise note-taking
- Perfect for organizing notes, lists and more
- Sturdy, tagboard construction
General Information
| Manufacturer | Dixon Ticonderoga Company |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5135 |
| Manufacturer Website Address | https://dixonticonderogacompany.com/ |
| Brand Name | Pacon |
| Product Name | Ruled Index Cards |
| Packaged Quantity | 100 / Pack |
| Product Type | Note Card |
Miscellaneous
| Recycled | No |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Country of Origin | United States |
Product Information
| Sheet Color | White |
| Sheet Standard | Index Card |
| Sheet Size | 3" x 5" |
| Ruling Surface Side | Front |
| Front Lines Space | 0.25" |
| Front Ruling Type | Ruled |
| Features | Sturdy |
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Q: What are the dimensions of these index cards?
A: These index cards are 3" x 5".
Q: How many cards come in a pack?
A: Each pack contains 100 index cards.
Q: Are these cards ruled on both sides?
A: No, these cards are ruled on one side only.
Q: What is the spacing of the ruled lines?
A: The ruled lines are spaced 0.25" apart.
Q: What color are these index cards?
A: These index cards are white.
Q: What is the manufacturer of this product?
A: These index cards are manufactured by the Dixon Ticonderoga Company.
Q: Are these cards made from recycled material?
A: No, these cards are not made from recycled material.
Q: Do these index cards require assembly?
A: No, assembly is not required.