Page 3 of Sign Here Stickers

How sign here stickers work

Sign here stickers work similarly to sticky notes. They use a different glue to traditional assorted stickers. The adhesive on stickies consists of many little microspheres of glue of various sizes. When first pressed to paper, the large microspheres stick lightly. When removed, the larger balls of glue become weak and dirty, so when next pressed to paper, the smaller capsules stick. This makes sign here tabs reusable and removable without tearing the important paperwork. They can also be repositioned if not placed in the correct spot the first time.

Features of sign here flags and tabs

Most flags and tabs have similar features. All the designs make signing paperwork easy and quick. Popular features include:

• Bright neon colors that stand out
• Pointed ends or printed arrows that point the signatory to the correct line
• Pre-printed words such as sign here, sign and return, or sign and date
• Blank areas for marking with pens or stamps
• Sizes between 0.5 and 1 inches wide
• Adhesive only on area that touches the paper
• Flags extend past the edge of the page for easy locating

Dispensers for sign here tabs

Some flag tabs come in pad form while others work in dispensers. Post-it sign here flags rest inside simple dispensers not much larger than the stickers themselves. They allow for quick removal of the flag, and the dispenser is easy to dispose of once empty. Larger dispensers grip the desk for one-handed use. The structure of dispensers lets the non-adhesive part of the flag pop up for easy grabbing. Refillable options, such as Redi-Tag, use larger dispensers that hold rolls of stickers. These are useful for anyone who needs sign here flags in bulk for large amounts of paperwork. The dispensers open easily for insertion of a new roll.