Self-adhesive printer label HERMA 10903 A4 63.5x29.6 mm

Self-adhesive printer label HERMA 10903 A4 63.5x29.6 mm: extra-strength paper labels on A4 sheets with 27 labels per sheet and 675 labels per pack. These labels feature increased adhesive power for reliable attachment on a variety of surfaces and are suitable for indoor product, document and inventory labelling. Made from high-quality chlorine-free bleached paper and FSC-certified material, the sheets deliver consistent feeding and excellent print results on laser and inkjet printers as well as copiers and colour devices.

Advantages

Labels with twice the adhesive strength of conventional paper labels ensure secure fixation even on moist, warm, cold, rough or dusty surfaces. The paper is chlorine-free bleached and FSC-certified, the adhesive is solvent-free, and both label and backing are recyclable. All-round protective edge and flatness provide trouble-free processing and consistent printing. Compatible with standard label software for easy layout and printing.

Suitable for

• Product and packaging labelling
• Document and file identification
• Inventory and asset tagging
• Safety and warning messages
• Wrap-around labels, test badges and seal labels

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 10903
• EAN: 4008705109031
• Sheet format: A4
• Label size: 63.5 x 29.6 mm
• Labels per sheet: 27
• Labels per pack: 675 (25 sheets)
• Material: chlorine-free bleached special paper, FSC-certified (FSC Mix)
• Adhesive: extra-strong, solvent-free
• Recommended use: indoor

How to use

Design your layout using common label software or a compatible template, load the HERMA A4 sheets into the printer according to the printer manufacturer’s guidance and print. Peel labels from the backing and press onto a clean, dry surface for best adhesion. For wrap-around or seal applications, press firmly along the label edges to ensure full contact.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. For best results, clean heavily soiled or oily surfaces before applying labels; test adhesion on critical or textured surfaces prior to large-scale use.