Multi-purpose labels HERMA 100x149 mm white paper matt hand inscription 32 pcs

HERMA multi-purpose labels are self-adhesive paper labels designed for marking, addressing and organising items by hand. Each white matt rounded-rectangle label measures 100 x 149 mm; the pack contains 32 labels on 32 individual sheets. The labels and backing are made from chlorine-free bleached cellulose with a solvent-free adhesive, and they are manufactured in Germany. These sheets are intended for hand writing or typewriter inscription and are not suitable for PC printers.

Advantages

The labels use high-quality white paper with a matte surface that accepts ink and pencil well, providing clear, legible hand-written text. The adhesive provides reliable fixation on a variety of surfaces while the chlorine-free paper and solvent-free adhesive reflect material choices with reduced chemical load. Individual sheets simplify storage and handling for single-label use.

Suitable for

• Hand-written addresses and names
• Organising files, folders and storage boxes
• Craft and DIY labelling tasks
• Typewriter labelling where precise manual inscription is required

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 2580
• EAN: 4008705025805
• Label size: 100 x 149 mm
• Shape and finish: rounded rectangle, white matt paper
• Count: 32 labels on 32 sheets
• Material: chlorine-free bleached cellulose
• Adhesive: solvent-free
• Suitable for: hand inscription and typewriter; not suitable for PC printers
• Country of manufacture: Germany

How to use

Write directly on a label with a pen, pencil or suitable marker, or use a typewriter for mechanical inscription. Peel the label from its backing and apply to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly from the centre outward to ensure full adhesion and avoid bubbles. Store unused sheets flat and protected from moisture and direct sunlight.

Recommendations

For best results, test writing instruments on a spare sheet to confirm ink compatibility and drying time; avoid using these sheets in PC printers as they are not designed for that purpose.