Die-cut label HERMA 10780 9.7 cm x 3.39 cm 16 labels per sheet

The HERMA 10780 die-cut label measures 9.7 cm x 3.39 cm and is supplied as 16 labels per sheet. Designed for general-purpose labeling, these rectangular labels offer a consistent size and clean edges for easy printing and neat manual application. The paper surface is compatible with standard office printers and can be written on with common pens and markers to allow fast identification and organization of documents, packages and storage items.

Advantages

These die-cut labels provide uniform dimensions and reliable adhesive strength for secure attachment to paper, cardboard and many smooth surfaces. The sheet format with 16 labels simplifies batch printing and ensures alignment in laser and inkjet printers. Labels are easy to peel from the backing and leave a professional appearance once applied, supporting clear text and simple graphics reproduction.

Suitable for

• Address and shipping labels for parcels and envelopes
• File and folder identification in offices and archives
• Product marking and small item labeling in retail or storage
• General organization of household or workshop items

Key specifications

• Label size: 9.7 cm width x 3.39 cm height
• Labels per sheet: 16
• Label shape: rectangular, die-cut
• Surface: printable paper suitable for laser and inkjet printers
• Adhesive type: permanent adhesive formulated for standard office use
• Backing: removable sheet backing for easy peeling

How to use

Load the sheets into a compatible laser or inkjet printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for label media. Design your label layout to match the 9.7 cm x 3.39 cm dimensions and print a test sheet on plain paper to verify alignment before running the label sheets. After printing, separate the labels from the backing and apply them to clean, dry surfaces, pressing firmly to ensure full contact of the adhesive.

Recommendations

For optimal print results, allow ink to dry before handling and use recommended printer settings for label stock. Avoid applying labels to rough, damp or dusty surfaces. When labeling items exposed to heavy wear or outdoor conditions, consider additional protective covers or a synthetic label material better suited to moisture and abrasion resistance.