can these be used on cardboard file boxes? thank you
1611955
They're fairly large but I don't know why they couldn't, they stick very well.
1611956
Yes, I believe they would. I used them for my metal mailbox and the adherence was great. I would think it would be the same for cardboard as well. Hope this helped.
1611957
Yes, I think they would work on file boxes. I have mine stuck on my mailbox which is not extremely smooth and they have been holding well.
726125
I wouldn't risk the finish. I used them on cardboard boxes. The backing is like that of address labels.
675648
I did not, but I'm sure you can. Just be sure you go all the way through cleanly if you aren't going to be taking off the paper covering the adhesive. They are not all that thick, so it should be doable.
1151956
Yes, you could but the hooks on the folders would only touch the file box in the middle where the handles are. I think typical folders work best. HTH
1411520
That would depend on the printer you use, I guess. I use a laser, and just tried wetting them and they did not run. I like these labels a lot because they adhere to my boxes really well.
889070
These are cardboard. I think the closest things you'll find in plastic would be some sort of card files.Good cardboard photo boxes are made with an acid-free fiber so they'll not break down old photos, etc. If you end up using cardboard, make sure this is specified.
64590
I certainly don't see why not. They are sturdy, impervious boxes that should ship well anywhere. They close easily at both ends for sealing with tape. The only thing that could present a problem is, because they are sold as moving boxes, they have writing on probably 4 out of 6 sides with "medium box", "contents contain" etc.
1863827
I have only used them on softer metals (copper, aluminum), so I have no personal experience with steel, but as they are diamond files, they should work on any metal (harder metals will just take longer to file).
1331951
Yes! I've used them on black chalk paint, black paper and on cardboard. Good luck with your project!
396322
We are using these primarily for marking palletized freight in corrugated cartons however on occasion they are used on plastic bins and they adhere very well and will not peel off in one piece once applied
1940019
I should stick well on a cardboard box but I don't think you will get the opportunity to remove and reposition it, as it will pull the cardboard apart upon removal (much how packing tape may do this).
2028961
I suspect highly that they would work as they are slightly grippy on the ends, but I have only used on wood drawers so I make no promises.
1497047
Maybe thin corrugated cardboard would fit (the opening is quite narrow), but I wouldn't recommend trying to cut cardboard with paper punches; they are not designed for the thickness and strength of cardboard.
1233215
I would have to look at a can. Don't know. But I can say this, as sticky as #77 adhesive is, it doesn't seem suitable for anything but paper/cardboard type work.
1916606
Yes. I use them for family antique photos. I place the photo in the sleeve and usehindge tape to place them in scrap books. Many of the old photos have writing on the back and this way people can flip them over and see the writing without actully toucking the photos.
959868
I have not tried to do that but my immediate thought is: not if you put too many in the box. It certainly will hold the weight of being full of file folders and paper but I would imagine the weight of vinyl albums etc would only work it were half or less ... full. Hope that makes sense.
64591
My guess is that any restrictions on their ability to be used for shipping would be dictated by the shipping company (i.e., size or weight limitations) vs. anything related to the box composition. The boxes are sturdy, unlabeled, cardboard boxes that will work well for any sort of cardboard box purposes.