Zelfklevend etiket voor printer HERMA 5116 A4 49x10 mm 1500 stuks

HERMA 5116 jewellery labels are self-adhesive A4 printer sheets with 60 opaque paper labels per sheet (49 x 10 mm) and 1,500 labels per pack. The white matt paper is chlorine-free and FSC Mix certified, and the sheets are designed for reliable printing and easy handling with an all-round protective edge and optimum flatness.

Advantages

These jewellery labels offer solvent-free adhesive and high printing quality on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers. The non-adhesive centre strip allows neat attachment around rings, watches, glasses and other small-diameter items. The material and manufacturing meet environmental standards (FSC Mix, chlorine-free bleaching, PEFC-certified raw material origin stated in the source), and the sheets are compatible with free label software solutions for easy template printing.

Suitable for

• Pricing and tagging rings and other jewellery
• Labeling watches and glasses
• Marking small-diameter objects such as cables or tubing
• Retail, craft and inventory labeling tasks

Key specifications

• Format: A4 sheets
• Label size: 49 x 10 mm
• Labels per sheet: 60
• Labels per pack: 1,500 (25 sheets)
• Material: white matt opaque paper, chlorine-free bleached
• Adhesive: solvent-free
• Certifications: FSC Mix (and PEFC-certified raw material noted in source)

How to use

Print the required text or barcode using the compatible printer and label template, peel off a label from the A4 sheet and wrap it around the item so the adhesive areas meet. The non-adhesive middle section keeps the label from sticking directly to the product where not desired. For consistent positioning use the sheet guide in your printer and template software when printing multiple labels.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment and avoid prolonged exposure to heat or direct sunlight to maintain adhesive performance and print quality. Test one sheet on your printer and with your template before running large batches.