Quote Tab Dividers

'To View' refers to how many tabs in a set of dividers.

For example '5 to view' means that you can see 5 tabs in a single set.

We can print any number of tabs to view you need, though keep in mind the more 'to view' the smaller the space for text or numbers on the actual printed tab.

For the best outcome, use professional design software or hire a designer to set the artwork up for you.

At Rogue, we have a team of designers available to assist with artwork set up at very reasonable rates.

We have free print templates (.indd and .pdf formats) available here. 

Get in touch if you require a specific template.

All artwork is required in our standard print ready format. 

We offer a range of paper stocks in our pricing form we encourage you to browse through.

If you are seeking a standard paper stock, we recommend selecting Silk Tab Stock

A PDF Proof is a digital file of your artwork in .pdf format. If you are submitting your own artwork, the file you submit is the same as a proof. A PDF Proof is only really needed if we are designing your artwork, so you can see how it looks. As such, most times you would select ‘none’ to this option if you are submitting your own print ready artwork.

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Simply email us and we’ll get you a price ASAP.

The options listed in our pricing form are only the most commonly ordered sizes/quantities/finishes/ stock etc and are not exhaustive of our full capabilities. 

Kind refers to the number of designs. For example, if you are printing business cards for a company and have 5 different staff needing a card printed, there would be 5 kinds. You need to select the number of different kinds and the quantity of cards that you want for each kind.  If you have 5 staff needing 500 cards each, then you need to select quantity 500 and kinds 5.

Process refers to colour – our digital and offset printers use CMYK. Select in the box if you need colour (CMYK) or Black and White on one or both sides. 

Celloglaze is a thin laminate coating that is heat sealed onto the printed paper or card sheet. This process protects the print and provides a premium look. Cello options include gloss or matt. Not to be confused with encapsulated laminating, which isn’t typically trimmed at the edges.