Etiquetas para máquinas de impressão HERMA DP1 74x105 mm

HERMA Labels for printing presses DP1 are self-adhesive labels made of wood-free white matt paper (75 g/m²) designed for use on printing presses. Each label measures 74 x 105 mm and is mounted true to register on sheets with gripper and feeder margin. Sheets have a format of 168 x 120 mm (sheet length may vary according to label size while sheet sizes and register remain identical for each type). Each pack contains 252 sheets (2 labels per sheet), equivalent to 500 labels per pack plus 2 extra sheets for setting-up operations.

Advantages

The labels offer consistent register and reliable sheet feeding due to the gripper and feeder margin design, enabling accurate high-volume printing. The wood-free matt paper provides a smooth printable surface suitable for common printing presses. Packs include extra sheets to simplify setup and reduce waste during initial press runs.

Suitable for

• High-volume label printing on sheet-fed presses
• Product and packaging labeling requiring 74 x 105 mm labels
• Commercial and industrial print shops performing run setup and registration

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model/MPN: 3180
• EAN: 4008705031806
• Label size: 74 x 105 mm
• Material: wood-free matt paper, 75 g/m²
• Sheet format: 168 x 120 mm (sheet length varies with label size; register identical for type)
• Labels per sheet: 2
• Sheets per pack: 252 (includes 2 extra sheets for setup)
• Total labels per pack: 500

How to use

Load the sheets into a compatible sheet-fed printing press using the gripper and feeder margin for correct alignment. Use the two extra setup sheets to adjust register and print parameters before running the main batch. After printing, allow ink to dry as recommended for the chosen ink type and proceed with any finishing or converting steps.

Recommendations

For best results, perform a test run on the provided setup sheets to check register and ink settings. Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place to maintain paper quality and avoid exposure to moisture prior to printing.