Self-adhesive printer label HERMA 10745 White 19.2x3.8 cm 140 labels

Self-adhesive printer label HERMA 10745 is a white recycled-paper label designed for addressing and labelling. Each pack contains 140 die-cut labels (19.2 x 3.8 cm) arranged as 7 labels per A4 sheet on 20 sheets. The label paper is made exclusively from 100% recycled paper, carries the Blue Angel ecolabel and is chlorine-free. Adhesive is water-based and solvent-free; labels are acid-free, plasticizer-free and suitable for contact with food. Labels and packaging are recyclable.

Advantages

HERMA 10745 offers high whiteness (ISO 97/CIE 133) for clear print contrast and trouble-free processing due to an all-round protective edge and optimum flatness. The water-based adhesive and absence of solvents and plasticizers reduce chemical residues. Labels deliver excellent printing results on laser and colour laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour copiers. Packaging is made from recycled cardboard and the product is 100% recyclable.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and parcels
• Labelling products and storage boxes
• Office and administrative labelling tasks
• Printing barcodes and product information

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 10745
• EAN: 4008705107457
• Label size: 19.2 x 3.8 cm
• Labels per pack: 140
• Sheets per pack: 20 (7 labels per A4 sheet)
• Material: 100% recycled white paper
• Ecolabel: Blue Angel
• Adhesive: water-based, solvent-free
• Chemical properties: acid-free, plasticizer-free, chlorine-free bleaching

How to use

Load the A4 sheets into the printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions and print using standard label or plain paper settings. Ensure the printer supports the chosen media (laser or inkjet as needed). After printing, separate the die-cut labels from the sheet and apply to clean, dry surfaces. For food-contact applications, ensure local regulations are followed despite the adhesive being suitable for food contact.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment to maintain optimum flatness. Test print one sheet to confirm alignment and print settings before running large print jobs. Recycle used labels and packaging with waste paper where local recycling rules allow.