Address labels Premium HERMA 4503 A4 99.1x139 mm 100 pcs

HERMA Premium address labels on A4 sheets, permanent adhesion. Each pack contains 100 labels (25 sheets) with label size 99.1 x 139 mm. The labels are made of high-whiteness matte paper with a uniform surface, designed for reliable printing in black-and-white or colour on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour laser/copiers.

Advantages

Extra-strong, perceptibly thicker labels ensure easy affixing and very fast, reliable adhesion, even on cool or slightly moist surfaces. A special extra-strong laminate and all-round protective edge provide flat lay and high-speed jam-free feeding. Materials and adhesive are solvent-free; paper is chlorine-free bleached, PEFC-certified and the labels are 100% recyclable. Packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and parcels
• Mailing and shipping labels for home and office
• Organising files, folders and storage boxes
• Colour or black-and-white printing on laser and inkjet devices

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 4503
• EAN: 4008705045032
• Label size: 99.1 x 139 mm
• Sheets per pack: 25 (A4)
• Labels per pack: 100
• Material: white matte paper, chlorine-free bleached
• Adhesion: permanent, solvent-free adhesive
• Compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers
• Recyclability: labels recyclable with waste paper; recycled cardboard packaging

How to use

Load sheets into the printer according to the device instructions with the print side facing the correct direction. Use standard print templates for address labels or the free software solutions provided by the manufacturer to align text. After printing, peel off the label and press it firmly onto the target surface, ensuring full contact at the edges.

Recommendations

For best results, store sheets flat in a dry environment and avoid extreme temperatures. Allow freshly printed inkjet prints to dry before peeling. Do not use on very rough or heavily textured surfaces; labels perform best on smooth, clean substrates.