Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Neon labels A4 Ø 60 mm round luminous orange

HERMA Neon labels A4 Ø 60 mm round luminous orange are self-adhesive printer labels designed for clear, highly visible messaging. Each A4 sheet contains 12 round labels (60 mm diameter), with 20 sheets per pack for a total of 240 labels. The labels are made from FSC-certified paper and are suitable for office and home use where bright, attention-grabbing marking is required.

Advantages

These luminous orange HERMA Neon labels provide strong visibility for warnings, urgent notes and colour coding. They are compatible with laser and inkjet printers, copiers and colour laser devices. Manufacturing features such as an all-round protective edge and optimum flatness ensure trouble-free feeding and printing. Free software solutions are available to assist with layout and printing.

Suitable for

• Warning and safety notices
• Urgent memos and priority marking
• Promotional labels and price marking
• Colour coding of files, boxes and inventory

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Product name: Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Neon labels A4 Ø 60 mm round luminous orange
• MPN: 5153
• EAN: 4008705051538
• Format: A4 sheets, 12 labels per sheet
• Label shape & size: round, Ø 60 mm
• Quantity: 240 labels per pack (20 sheets)
• Material: FSC-certified paper
• Printer compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers

How to use

Design your layout using the provided free software solution or any compatible label design program, load the A4 sheet into the printer according to the device’s feed instructions and print. After printing, peel labels from the backing and apply to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly to ensure adhesion. Store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to maintain optimum flatness for future printing.

Recommendations

Use these neon orange labels where high visibility is required; avoid placing on uneven or moist surfaces for best adhesion. Test print one sheet to verify alignment before running large print jobs.