Self-adhesive printer label Avery TD8050-25

The Avery TD8050-25 is a white self-adhesive paper printer label designed for general-purpose labeling. Each label measures 10.2 cm wide and 15.2 cm high, supplied on rolls with 425 labels per roll and 950 labels per pack. Made from chlorine- and PVC-free materials, these printable labels are suitable for direct thermal or compatible thermal transfer printers and for many office and warehouse printing tasks where a durable paper label is required.

Advantages

These Avery self-adhesive labels provide a consistent white print surface and reliable adhesive backing for standard shipping, storage and identification needs. The paper construction offers good print contrast for text and barcodes while remaining recyclable due to the absence of chlorine and PVC. Supplied on rolls with a small core diameter, the labels are convenient for printers and reduce roll change downtime.

Suitable for

• Shipping and parcel labeling
• Warehouse inventory and shelf labeling
• Product identification and batch coding
• Office filing and document labelling
• Barcode and QR code printing

Key specifications

• Label material: white paper
• Label dimensions: 10.2 cm (width) × 15.2 cm (height)
• Labels per roll: 425
• Labels per pack: 950
• Core diameter: 2.5 cm
• Adhesive type: pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive
• Environmental: chlorine-free, PVC-free

How to use

Load a roll into a compatible printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for roll diameter and core size. Adjust printer settings for a matte paper label of the specified dimensions to ensure correct alignment and print density. After printing, apply labels to clean, dry surfaces using light pressure to ensure full adhesion. For best results, allow newly applied labels to settle for a short time before subjecting them to handling or stacking.

Recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. For durable barcode scanning and clear text, test print settings on a sample label before running large batches. Avoid applying paper labels to oily, textured or extremely dusty surfaces; if needed, choose a more durable synthetic label suitable for those conditions.