Self-adhesive label HERMA 10755 Rectangle Permanent Brown 160 pcs

HERMA 10755 self-adhesive labels are rectangular permanent brown labels produced with paper that contains at least 35% Danube silphie fibre. The paper combines a modern kraft look with certified sustainable raw materials (FSC® Mix Credit) and is grown in Germany to reduce transport distances and CO2 emissions. The labels are suitable for direct contact with food and the label paper is recyclable as waste paper. Each pack contains 160 labels on 20 sheets (8 labels per sheet).

Advantages

The silphie-fibre content gives the labels a natural kraft appearance while supporting ecological cultivation and biodiversity; the material is FSC® Mix Credit certified and contributes to lower CO2 emissions due to local cultivation. The substrate is suitable for food contact and is recyclable as waste paper. Labels deliver clear, reliable printing results across laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Product and food packaging labelling
• Logistics and inventory marking
• Shipping and address labelling
• Eco-friendly branding and small-batch production

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 10755
• EAN: 4008705107556
• Format: rectangle
• Adhesive: permanent
• Colour: brown (kraft look)
• Quantity: 160 labels per pack (20 sheets, 8 labels per sheet)
• Material: paper with at least 35% Danube silphie fibre
• Certifications: FSC® Mix Credit
• Suitable for direct food contact: yes
• Recyclability: label paper recyclable as waste paper

How to use

Peel a label from the sheet and apply to a clean, dry surface ensuring firm contact to achieve permanent adhesion. For best printing results, use settings appropriate for paper labels on laser or inkjet devices and allow printed ink or toner to dry before handling. Store unopened packs flat in a dry place to preserve adhesive performance.

Recommendations

For optimal sustainability impact, choose these labels for products where recycled or locally sourced materials are important; test printing on one sheet before full runs and avoid applying to damp or rough surfaces to maintain adhesion and print clarity.