Self-adhesive addressing labels Avery Zweckform 3678 — white paper, 9.7×3.7 cm, 1400 labels (100 sheets)

Avery Zweckform 3678 self-adhesive addressing labels are white paper labels measuring 9.7 × 3.7 cm supplied on 100 A4 sheets with 14 labels per sheet, total 1400 labels. These pressure-sensitive labels are suitable for addressing, mailing, filing and general-purpose labeling in offices, post offices and at home. The printable surface is compatible with both inkjet and laser printers and also accepts manual writing with common pens.

Advantages

These labels combine a clean white printable surface with consistent die-cut shape and reliable self-adhesive backing for fast application. Sheets are sized to standard A4 for straightforward feed through most office printers, and the paper face is designed to take toner and ink reliably while remaining suitable for handwriting. With 14 labels per sheet and 100 sheets per pack, the product provides a large quantity for bulk mailing or ongoing administrative use.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and parcels
• Mailing and shipping labels for small businesses
• Product identification and general file labeling
• Printable name tags and event labels

Key specifications

• Label material: white paper
• Label size: 9.7 × 3.7 cm
• Labels per sheet: 14
• Sheets per pack: 100
• Total labels: 1400
• Printer compatibility: inkjet and laser printers
• Adhesive type: pressure-sensitive self-adhesive

How to use

Design your addresses or other text using compatible label templates in your word processor or label software that match the 14-up layout for A4. Load the label sheets into your printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, typically placing the printable side face-up or face-down depending on the model. Print a test sheet on plain paper first to check alignment. Peel off individual labels from the sheet and apply to clean, dry surfaces. For handwritten entries, use a ballpoint or permanent marker and allow ink to dry before stacking.

Recommendations

Store unopened sheets flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity to preserve adhesive performance. Avoid applying labels to very rough, dusty or damp surfaces; for long-term outdoor use, consider a specialist weatherproof label. When printing high volumes, confirm printer feed settings and run a single test sheet to prevent misalignment or jams.