Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Labels Premium A4 97x42.3 mm

HERMA Labels Premium A4 97 x 42.3 mm are self-adhesive printer labels supplied on A4 sheets. Each pack contains 120 extra-strong white labels arranged as 12 labels per sheet on 10 sheets. The labels are designed for high-quality printing and reliable permanent adhesion, suitable for office and home labelling tasks.

Advantages

These labels feature high whiteness and a uniform surface for consistent print results in black-and-white or colour. They have extra-strong, perceptibly thicker material that makes them easy to affix and ensures very fast, reliable adhesion even on cool or slightly moist surfaces. The special laminate and flat lay prevent jams and support high-speed printing. Production uses chlorine-free bleaching, PEFC-certified paper, a solvent-free adhesive and CO2-neutral processes; labels are fully recyclable and the packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

Suitable for

• Laser printers and copiers (mono and colour)
• Inkjet printers
• Colour laser printers and colour copiers
• General office, parcel and product labelling

Key specifications

• Format: A4 sheets, 97 x 42.3 mm labels
• Quantity: 120 labels per pack (10 sheets, 12 labels per sheet)
• Adhesion: Permanent, solvent-free adhesive
• Material: Extra-strong white paper with special laminate
• Compatibility: All common laser and inkjet printers, copiers
• Sustainability: PEFC-certified, chlorine-free bleached, CO2-neutral production
• Recycling: Labels recyclable with waste paper; packaging from recycled cardboard

How to use

Load the A4 sheet into the printer tray according to your printer’s instructions and select the appropriate media or label setting in the printer driver to ensure correct feed and print quality. After printing, allow ink to dry if using an inkjet printer, then peel off each label from the sheet and press firmly onto a clean, dry surface. For best adhesion, avoid extremely dusty or oily substrates.

Recommendations

For trouble-free printing, use the printer’s label/media setting and test a single sheet first. Store unopened packs flat in a cool, dry place. Dispose of used labels with waste paper recycling where local rules permit.