Slide labels HERMA A4 43.2x8.5 mm white paper matt 3200 pcs

HERMA Slide labels are self-adhesive A4 labels designed for organizing slide archives and magazines. Each rounded rectangle label measures 43.2 x 8.5 mm and is printed on high-quality white matt paper with a permanent, solvent-free adhesive. The pack contains 3,200 labels across 25 sheets (128 labels per sheet) and is suitable for various slide frame sizes and other labelling tasks.

Advantages

The labels are made from chlorine-free bleached special paper and carry PEFC certification, ensuring recyclability and environmentally friendlier disposal as waste paper. They deliver excellent printing results on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers. Trouble-free processing is supported by an all-round protective edge, optimum flatness and a permanent adhesive that provides secure fixation on a range of surfaces. Free software solutions are available for layout and printing.

Suitable for

• Organising and labelling photographic slide archives and magazines
• Labeling different slide frame sizes
• Bulk office labelling and project identification
• Printing with office printers and copiers

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 5071
• EAN: 4008705050715
• Label size: 43.2 x 8.5 mm
• Material: white matt special paper (chlorine-free bleached)
• Adhesive: permanent, solvent-free
• Sheets per pack: 25
• Labels per sheet: 128
• Total labels: 3200
• Certifications: PEFC

How to use

Design your label layout using compatible label software or any program that supports the sheet template, then print on the labels with a laser, inkjet or colour printer or a copier. Peel labels from the A4 sheets and apply them to clean, dry surfaces of the slide frame or other intended items. Press firmly to ensure full contact of the adhesive. Store unused sheets flat and protected from moisture and direct sunlight.

Recommendations

For best results, use clean and grease-free surfaces and allow freshly printed ink to dry before handling. When printing large batches, perform a test sheet first to confirm alignment and printer settings.