Self-adhesive printer label HERMA A4 192x38 mm 700 pcs

HERMA self-adhesive printer labels for file spines, size 192 x 38 mm, 700 pieces (100 A4 sheets with 7 labels each). Made from white, fully opaque matte paper that prevents old lettering from showing through. The sheets are compatible with laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers, and provide reliable adhesion to standard file spines for office or home use.

Advantages

The labels deliver high whiteness and an opaque surface for a uniform appearance on files. They offer reliable, solvent-free adhesion and are easy to process thanks to an all-round protective edge and good flatness. Printing yields excellent results across common printer types. The product is made from chlorine-free bleached special paper, is PEFC-certified and fully recyclable; packaging is produced from recycled cardboard.

Suitable for

• Labeling file spines in offices and home workplaces
• Mass printing of consistent file labels with laser or inkjet printers
• Custom labels with company logos, inscriptions or organizational notes

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Product name: Self-adhesive printer label HERMA A4 192x38 mm
• Quantity: 700 labels (100 sheets x 7 labels)
• Material: white, fully opaque matte paper, chlorine-free bleached special paper
• Printer compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers, colour copiers
• Adhesive: solvent-free
• Certification: PEFC-certified; labels recyclable
• MPN: 4283, EAN: 4008705042833

How to use

Print desired text or graphics using your printer's suitable template for 192 x 38 mm labels (100 A4 sheets with 7 labels per sheet). After printing, separate the sheets if needed, peel off individual labels and apply them to clean, dry file spines. Press firmly along the label to ensure full contact and adhesion. For best results, store sheets flat and feed them according to your printer's instructions to avoid jams.

Recommendations

Use blank labels when you need to add company logos or handwritten notes. For consistent print quality, run a test sheet before mass printing and choose the appropriate paper setting on your printer. Dispose of used labels with waste paper; recycle packaging cardboard where facilities exist.