Die-cut label HERMA 10705 White 9.91x6.77 cm 8 labels per sheet

The HERMA 10705 die-cut label in white measures 9.91 x 6.77 cm and comes with 8 labels per A4 sheet. Designed for general-purpose labeling, these self-adhesive labels have a die-cut outline that facilitates quick separation from the carrier sheet and precise application to packages, folders, jars or other surfaces. The white surface accepts ink from common laser and inkjet printers and supports handwriting with most pens, allowing for both printed and handwritten identification.

Advantages

The die-cut contour provides easy peeling and consistent label edges for a neat appearance. Sheets are compatible with standard office printers, enabling batch printing without manual trimming. The adhesive is formulated for reliable adhesion to paper, cardboard and many smooth surfaces while still allowing clean removal in typical use cases. The white color ensures good contrast for printed text and barcodes.

Suitable for

• Shipping labels for parcels and small boxes
• Product identification and price tags for retail
• Organizing files, folders and storage containers
• Address and return labels for envelopes and mailings
• Personalization of jars, gifts and craft projects

Key specifications

• Label dimensions: 9.91 x 6.77 cm
• Color: white
• Layout: 8 labels per sheet
• Material: printable self-adhesive paper (compatible with laser and inkjet)
• Cut type: die-cut individual labels on carrier sheet

How to use

Prepare your print file or write directly on the label surface. If printing, set your printer to the correct paper size and label template matching the sheet layout to ensure alignment. Feed the sheet into the printer according to the manufacturer’s guidance, then print a test page if necessary. Peel each label from the carrier sheet along the die-cut edge and apply to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly from the center outward to avoid air bubbles.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance and printability. For best results when printing, allow freshly printed ink to dry before handling and avoid using solvent-based markers that may smear on certain papers.