Self-adhesive label Rectangle AVERY 3424-200

The AVERY 3424-200 self-adhesive label Rectangle is a permanent white rectangular label sized 105 mm × 48 mm. Supplied in a large pack of 2400 labels, it is intended for continuous, high-volume labeling in offices, warehouses, and mailing departments. The labels are manufactured from paper with a permanent adhesive backing and are FSC 100% certified; they are chlorine-free, supporting environmentally responsible labeling workflows.

Advantages

These self-adhesive rectangle labels combine a clean white print surface with a strong permanent adhesive suitable for a variety of substrates. The 105 mm × 48 mm size accommodates longer addresses, barcode labels and product information while remaining compatible with common thermal and laser printers. Being FSC 100% certified and chlorine-free, the labels meet requirements for sustainable office supplies and lower environmental impact during disposal.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and parcels
• Printing product information and barcodes
• Categorizing files, boxes and storage bins
• Bulk mailing and logistics labeling

Key specifications

• Label shape: Rectangle
• Label color: White
• Label size: 105 mm × 48 mm
• Adhesive type: Permanent adhesive
• Material: Paper label stock
• Pack contents: 2400 labels per pack
• Environmental: FSC 100% certified, chlorine-free

How to use

Remove labels from the roll or sheet according to your printer or manual application method. For printing, load the labels into compatible thermal transfer, direct thermal, or laser printers following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for media alignment and feed. Ensure the target surface is clean, dry and free from dust or oil before application. Press firmly across the label surface to secure the adhesive bond when applying by hand.

Recommendations

Store labels flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. For best printing results, test a small batch in your device to confirm feed settings and print contrast. Avoid applying to very rough or dusty surfaces; for curved or low-energy plastics, consider testing adhesion first.