Labels HERMA ZIP diskettes A4 59x50 mm white paper matt 375 pcs

Labels HERMA ZIP diskettes A4 59x50 mm white paper matt 375 pcs are self-adhesive labels on A4 sheets designed for clear identification and tidy archiving of 3.5" diskettes and ZIP diskettes. Each label measures 59 x 50 mm, is made of high-quality white matte paper and uses a permanent, solvent-free adhesive. The pack includes 375 labels distributed on 25 sheets (15 labels per sheet), suitable for both home and office use.

Advantages

These HERMA labels offer chlorine-free bleached special paper that is PEFC-certified and a solvent-free permanent adhesive. They deliver excellent print results on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers. An all-round protective edge and optimum flatness ensure trouble-free processing in printers and manual application. Free software solutions are available to assist with label layout and printing.

Suitable for

• Labeling 3.5" diskettes
• Labeling ZIP diskettes
• Archiving and organizing small removable media
• Batch printing on A4 sheet feeders

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 5087
• EAN: 4008705050876
• Label size: 59 x 50 mm
• Material: white matte paper (chlorine-free bleached, PEFC-certified)
• Adhesive: permanent, solvent-free
• Packaging: 375 labels (25 sheets × 15 labels)
• Compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers, colour copiers

How to use

Prepare your printer or copier with A4 sheet feeding and select the matching template in the provided free software or your layout program. Load the HERMA A4 label sheets into the tray according to your device instructions and print the labels. After printing, separate the labels as needed and apply them to clean, dry diskettes by pressing firmly to ensure full adhesion.

Recommendations

For optimal printing and adhesion, store sheets flat in a dry environment and allow freshly printed labels to dry before handling; test one sheet in your printer settings to confirm alignment before printing the full batch.