Etiquetas para lombada de processos HERMA A4 192 x 38 mm 70 unidades

HERMA File spine labels are white, matt and opaque paper labels sized 192 x 38 mm, supplied as 70 labels per pack on 10 A4 sheets (7 labels per sheet). The permanent adhesive keeps labels securely attached to standard file spines and folders, while the fully opaque material prevents old lettering from showing through. Labels are compatible with common office printers and copiers and are recyclable; packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

Advantages

The labels provide a uniform, professional appearance for office and home use and offer reliable adhesion even on frequently handled files. Made from chlorine-free bleached special paper with a solvent-free adhesive and PEFC certification, they deliver excellent printing results on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour devices. All-round protective edges and optimum flatness ensure trouble-free processing, and the blank surface is suitable for company logos, inscriptions or organisation notes.

Suitable for

• Labelling file spines and folders
• Office and home filing systems
• Custom printed or handwritten file identification

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 8620
• EAN: 4008705086202
• Material: white matt opaque paper, chlorine-free bleached
• Label size: 192 x 38 mm
• Quantity: 70 labels (10 A4 sheets, 7 labels per sheet)
• Adhesive: permanent, solvent-free
• Compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers
• Recyclable: labels recyclable as waste paper; packaging from recycled cardboard

How to use

Print or write the desired text or logo on the blank labels using compatible printers or pens. Peel the label from the A4 sheet and apply it to the clean, dry spine of a standard file or folder, smoothing from the centre outward to avoid bubbles. For best results, ensure the surface is free of dust and oil before application.

Recommendations

Store the labels flat in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Test print settings on one sheet if using a new printer or uncommon paper profile to confirm correct alignment and print quality.