Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Coloured Labels A4 45.7x21.2 mm blue

HERMA Coloured Labels A4 45.7x21.2 mm in blue are self-adhesive printer labels supplied on A4 sheets. Each pack contains 20 sheets with 48 labels per sheet (960 labels total). Made from FSC-certified, chlorine-free bleached special paper with a solvent-free adhesive, these labels are recyclable and packaged in recycled cardboard. They are compatible with laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour laser devices, and are designed for trouble-free processing and high print quality.

Advantages

Labels deliver consistent print results across laser and inkjet printers as well as copiers; the all-round protective edge and optimum flatness ensure smooth feeding and reliable processing. The material is chlorine-free bleached special paper with a solvent-free adhesive, making the labels recyclable and the packaging is made from recycled cardboard. The format and colour are suited for quick visual coding and signal marking.

Suitable for

• Warning notices and urgent memos
• Change-of-address or return address labels
• Coloured coding in offices, warehouses or archives
• Promotional labelling and short-term signage

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 4368
• EAN: 4008705043687
• Label size: 45.7 x 21.2 mm
• Labels per sheet: 48
• Sheets per pack: 20 (960 labels per pack)
• Colour: blue
• Material: chlorine-free bleached special paper, FSC-certified
• Adhesive: solvent-free
• Packaging: recycled cardboard

How to use

Design your labels using standard label or office software and print them on the required printer type (laser, inkjet or copier). Ensure the printer settings match the A4 sheet size and select the appropriate paper/media type for best results. After printing, separate individual labels from the sheet and apply to clean, dry surfaces. Store unused sheets flat and away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Recommendations

For reliable feeding and print quality, allow the printer to warm up and use recommended paper/media settings; test a single sheet first if using high-speed or older equipment. Dispose of used labels with waste paper recycling where local services accept coated papers.