Binder Labels Avery L4762-20 Red 192 x 38mm

Avery Border Binder Labels in red (192 x 38mm) are pre-cut adhesive labels designed to fit standard binder spines and folders. Each pack contains 20 sheets of durable, printable labels that let you create clear, uniform spine identification for office binders, school folders and archived files. The red border provides a visible accent for quick visual sorting while the white writable area supports printed or handwritten text.

Advantages

These binder labels combine a consistent size with reliable adhesive and a smooth printable surface that works with common inkjet and laser printers. The red border improves visibility on shelves and in storage, helping users locate the correct binder quickly. The labels are easy to apply and resist curling, making them suitable for frequent handling and long-term file organization.

Suitable for

• Labeling office binders and lever-arch files
• Organizing school or university folders and project files
• Color-coding archives, storage boxes and reference collections
• Creating uniform spine labels for filing systems

Key specifications

• Label size: 192 x 38 mm
• Border colour: red with white writable/printable centre
• Pack contents: 20 sheets of pre-cut labels
• Printer compatibility: suitable for common laser and inkjet printers and for handwriting
• Adhesive type: permanent self-adhesive for secure attachment

How to use

Design your label text using compatible label templates or document software set to the label dimensions, then print on the sheets following printer guidelines for media thickness. Alternatively, write directly onto the white centre with a ballpoint pen or permanent marker. Align the label on the binder spine or folder edge and press firmly from the centre outwards to eliminate air pockets. For best results, apply to clean, dry surfaces at room temperature.

Recommendations

Store unopened packs flat in a cool, dry place to preserve adhesive performance. Test one sheet before running a full print job to confirm printer settings and alignment. For long-term archiving, choose consistent colour-coding and clear fonts or handwriting to maintain legibility.