Etiquetas de archivo HERMA A4 192x61 mm verde papel mate opaco 80 uds.

HERMA file labels in A4 format (192 x 61 mm) are produced from green matt opaque paper and supplied as 80 self-adhesive labels per pack (4 labels per sheet, 20 sheets). The rounded-rectangle shape and permanent adhesive provide a uniform, professional appearance for files and folders at home or in the office while ensuring reliable adhesion during frequent use. The opaque paper hides previous lettering and gives clean, printable surfaces for logos and inscriptions.

Advantages

Opaque, high-whiteness paper prevents show-through of old labels. The permanent, solvent-free adhesive ensures durable attachment to standard files. Labels are made from chlorine-free bleached special paper and are PEFC-certified; both labels and paper packaging are recyclable. Compatible with laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers for excellent printing results. Sheets have an all-round protective edge and good flatness for trouble-free processing.

Suitable for

• Organising office files and archival folders
• Labeling home documents and storage boxes
• Applying company logos and custom inscriptions on file spines
• Use with standard ring binders and lever arch files

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Product name: File labels HERMA A4 192x61 mm green paper matt opaque
• MPN: 5099
• EAN: 4008705050999
• Format per label: 192 x 61 mm
• Labels per pack: 80 (4 per A4 sheet, 20 sheets)
• Material: matt opaque green paper, chlorine-free bleached special paper
• Adhesive: permanent, solvent-free
• Certifications: PEFC

How to use

Type or print your text and/or logo on the labels using compatible printer templates, then peel off each label and apply to a clean, dry file spine or folder surface. Press firmly from the centre to the edges to ensure full adhesion. For best printing results, follow your printer manufacturer’s guidelines for paper type and feed; the sheets are suitable for laser and inkjet printers as well as copiers.

Recommendations

Store labels flat in a dry environment and avoid extreme temperatures or humidity. Test a single label on the intended material if adhesion or print settings are uncertain. Dispose of used labels with paper waste; packaging is made from recycled cardboard.