Etiquetas autocolantes para impressora HERMA Premium A4 105x42,3 mm 350 unid.

HERMA Premium A4 105 x 42.3 mm self-adhesive labels, 350 pieces per pack, are white matte paper labels supplied on 25 A4 sheets (14 labels per sheet). The labels feature permanent solvent-free adhesive, a flat lay and an all-round protective edge for trouble-free feeding in printers. They are PEFC- and FSC Mix-certified and designed for recyclability.

Advantages

The labels provide high whiteness and a uniform surface for accurate printing in black-and-white or colour. They are perceptibly thicker (extra-strong) for easy handling and reliable adhesion, even on cool or slightly moist surfaces. The extra-strong special laminate and flat lay minimise the risk of jams and allow high-speed printing. Packaging is made from recycled cardboard and the product is chlorine-free bleached and CO2-neutral.

Suitable for

• Laser printers
• Inkjet printers
• Copiers and colour laser copiers
• Batch printing of address, shipping or product labels

Key specifications

• Format per label: 105 x 42.3 mm
• Labels per pack: 350 (25 sheets, 14 labels per sheet)
• Material: white matte paper, extra-strong
• Adhesion: permanent, solvent-free
• Certificates: PEFC, FSC Mix; chlorine-free bleached; CO2-neutral
• Recycling: labels recyclable with waste paper; packaging from recycled cardboard
• Manufacturer/brand: Herma, MPN 5057, EAN 4008705050579

How to use

Load sheets into the printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the printable side faces the correct direction. For best results, use the label template or free software provided by the manufacturer to align artwork or addresses to the 105 x 42.3 mm layout. Allow printed labels to dry if using colour toner or ink before applying to the target surface. Peel and apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for optimal adhesion.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a cool, dry place. Avoid applying labels to very rough or dusty surfaces. For long-lasting adhesion on sensitive materials, test a single label first.