File labels HERMA A4 192x61 mm red paper matt opaque 80 pcs

HERMA file labels in A4 format (192 x 61 mm) are self-adhesive, red matt opaque paper labels supplied as 80 units per pack (4 labels per sheet, 20 sheets). The opaque material and high whiteness ensure previous lettering does not show through while the matt red surface provides a uniform, professional appearance for office or home filing. Labels are FSC Mix certified and recyclable; packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

Advantages

These file labels offer reliable adhesion suitable for frequently handled files, excellent printability on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers, and trouble-free handling thanks to a protective edge and flat sheets. The blank labels are ideal for company logos, inscriptions or organization notes and are made from chlorine-free bleached special paper with solvent-free adhesive.

Suitable for

• Labeling standard A4 file folders and ring binders
• Creating branded or customized file spines with printed or handwritten text
• Office and home filing systems where a uniform appearance is required
• Printing on laser, inkjet and colour copiers for small-batch or on-demand labeling

Key specifications

• Format: A4 sheets, 4 labels per sheet (20 sheets total)
• Label size: 192 x 61 mm
• Material: matt opaque red paper, chlorine-free bleached special paper
• Quantity: 80 labels per pack
• Adhesive: solvent-free
• Certifications: FSC Mix; labels 100% recyclable

How to use

Separate sheets and feed into your printer according to the manufacturer's instructions for A4 label sheets, or write directly on the blank labels with a suitable pen. Peel the label from the backing and apply to the file spine or folder, smoothing out from the centre to the edges to ensure full contact. For best results, apply to clean, dry surfaces and align labels before pressing firmly.

Recommendations

Store packs flat and away from direct sunlight and humidity. Test a single sheet with your printer settings before a full print run to verify alignment and print quality. Dispose of used labels with waste paper and recycle the cardboard packaging where facilities exist.