Etichette correzione/copertura HERMA A4 64,6x33,8 mm 600 pezzi

HERMA Correction/covering labels are self-adhesive A4 printer labels sized 64.6 x 33.8 mm. Each pack contains 600 labels arranged on 25 sheets (24 labels per sheet). The labels are made from white, matt opaque paper that prevents any underlying text or colour from showing through and are suitable for correcting or covering printed information.

Advantages

These correction/cover-up labels deliver full opacity so nothing shows through, and they are compatible with laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers for excellent print results. The product is environmentally considerate: made from chlorine-free bleached special paper, PEFC-certified, with solvent-free adhesive and fully recyclable materials. Practical features include an all-round protective edge and optimum flatness for trouble-free processing.

Suitable for

• Covering or correcting unwanted text on documents
• Patching coloured subsurfaces or images
• Printing new text or barcodes with office printers and copiers
• Short-run labeling tasks that require opaque, white labels

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 4227
• EAN: 4008705042277
• Format: A4 sheets
• Label size: 64.6 x 33.8 mm
• Quantity: 600 labels (25 sheets, 24 labels per sheet)
• Material: white matt opaque special paper
• Printing compatibility: laser, colour laser, inkjet, copiers, colour copiers
• Environment: chlorine-free bleached paper, PEFC-certified, solvent-free adhesive, recyclable

How to use

Load the A4 sheets into your printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions and select appropriate print settings for label paper. After printing, peel off the labels from the backing and apply them over the area to be corrected or covered, pressing firmly to ensure adhesion. For best results, allow printed ink to dry before handling and avoid applying to wet or heavily textured surfaces.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment and use within the manufacturer’s recommended time to maintain adhesive performance. Dispose of used backing and labels with paper recycling where local regulations permit.