Etiquetas para inyección de tinta HERMA A4 192x61 mm blanco papel mate 100 uds.

HERMA Inkjet file labels are designed for easy printing and reliable file organisation. Each label measures 192 x 61 mm and the pack contains 100 labels arranged as 4 labels per A4 sheet (25 sheets). Made of high-quality coated matte paper (90 g/m²) these labels deliver sharp contours and vivid colours with inkjet printing. The sheets have a full border allowing edge-to-edge printing and the labels use a permanent adhesive that keeps them firmly in place even on frequently handled files.

Advantages

High-quality coated matte paper (90 g/m²) for photo-quality printing, suitable for black-and-white and colour inkjet output. Full-border printable sheets prevent unprinted edges caused by paper guides. Permanent adhesive ensures reliable adhesion over time. Blank labels allow custom logos, inscriptions and organisational notes. Rounded rectangle shape offers a clean, professional appearance.

Suitable for

• Printing file spine labels and identification strips
• Office filing and archive labelling
• Adding company logos or custom text to files
• Inkjet printers that accept A4 label sheets

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Product name: Inkjet file labels HERMA A4 192x61 mm white paper matt
• MPN: 4826
• EAN: 4008705048262
• Label size: 192 × 61 mm
• Labels per pack: 100 (4 labels per A4 sheet, 25 sheets)
• Paper: coated matte paper, 90 g/m²
• Colour: white
• Adhesive: permanent
• Shape: rounded rectangle

How to use

Design your label layout in compatible label or word-processing software, import company logos or text, and select the page template for 4 labels per A4. Load the printable sheets into your inkjet printer according to the printer’s feed direction and guide settings. Print using standard inkjet settings for coated paper; allow printed sheets to dry if printing in colour. Peel labels from the backing and apply to clean, dry file spines or surfaces, pressing firmly to ensure full contact.

Recommendations

For best results use the manufacturer’s or other reputable label templates and perform a test print to check alignment. Avoid applying labels to dusty or wet surfaces; store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to maintain paper and adhesive quality.