Etichette per stampante autoadesive HERMA 88,9 x 35,7 mm 4000 pz.

Self-adhesive printer label HERMA 88.9 x 35.7 mm, 4000 pcs per pack, manufactured from high-grade, wood-free cellulose paper. The continuous computer labels have sprocket holes and are produced to ensure uninterrupted feeding, trouble-free running through printers and optimal filing with consistent, clear print results. Both labels and backing paper are made from chlorine-free bleached cellulose and use a solvent-free permanent adhesive.

Advantages

Continuous format with sprocket holes guarantees smooth, interruption-free transport in compatible printers. High-quality, wood-free paper provides a matte surface for clear, legible printing. Chlorine-free bleached cellulose and solvent-free adhesive reduce chemical residues while offering permanent adhesion for reliable long-term labelling.

Suitable for

• Continuous dot-matrix or line printers with sprocket feed
• High-volume labelling tasks requiring many labels per roll or pack
• Office filing, shipping labels and inventory marking
• Applications needing permanent adhesive and clear print contrast

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• MPN: 8211
• EAN: 4008705082112
• Label size: 88.9 x 35.7 mm
• Quantity: 4000 labels per pack
• Material: high-grade, wood-free cellulose paper
• Adhesive: solvent-free, permanent
• Backing: chlorine-free bleached cellulose
• Format: continuous labels with sprocket holes

How to use

Load the continuous label roll into a compatible printer with sprocket feed, ensuring sprocket holes align with the printer mechanism. Adjust printer settings for label length 88.9 x 35.7 mm and select appropriate print density for paper. After printing, apply the die-cut labels as needed; the permanent adhesive provides immediate bonding to most clean, dry surfaces.

Recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. For best print results, use printers compatible with continuous sprocket-fed media and verify feed alignment before large print runs. Test adhesion on a sample surface if labeling delicate or heat-sensitive materials.