Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Computer labels continous 101.6x48.4 mm 1 row

HERMA self-adhesive computer labels are continuous labels with sprocket holes designed for reliable feeding in dot matrix and other impact printers. Each white label measures 101.6 x 48.4 mm and comes on a continuous backing that ensures trouble-free running and uninterrupted printing. Made from high-grade, wood-free, chlorine-free bleached cellulose with a solvent-free permanent adhesive, these labels provide clean print results and durable adhesion. Pack contents: 2000 labels. Manufactured in Germany.

Advantages

Continuous design with sprocket holes guarantees smooth transport and consistent alignment during printing. High-quality, wood-free paper and chlorine-free bleached cellulose deliver clear, smudge-resistant print output. Solvent-free permanent adhesive ensures reliable long-term attachment to a variety of surfaces. Labels and backing are produced to minimize jams and interruptions for optimum filing and processing.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Batch printing of shipping and address labels with impact printers
• Office and warehouse labeling where continuous label rolls are preferred
• Filing and archiving labels that require durable adhesion and legible printing

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 8163
• EAN: 4008705081634
• Label size: 101.6 x 48.4 mm
• Layout: 1 row, continuous with sprocket holes
• Material: wood-free, chlorine-free bleached cellulose paper
• Adhesive: solvent-free, permanent
• Color: white
• Quantity: 2000 labels per pack
• Made in: Germany

How to use

Load the continuous label roll into a compatible sprocket-fed impact printer according to the printer manufacturer's instructions, aligning the sprocket holes with the feed pins. Adjust printer settings for label length (101.6 x 48.4 mm) and paper type to achieve optimal print density. After printing, separate labels along the perforation or cut the backing as required. Store unused labels flat in a cool, dry place to preserve adhesive performance and paper quality.

Recommendations

For best results, use with impact or dot matrix printers designed for sprocket-fed continuous media and test print settings on a small batch before large runs. Avoid exposing printed labels to excessive heat or moisture to maintain print clarity and adhesive strength.