Επανατοποθετούμενες ετικέτες HERMA 10108 A4 40x40 mm τετράγωνες λευκές

HERMA Removable labels 10108 are square 40 x 40 mm self-adhesive labels on A4 sheets, supplied as 600 labels per pack (24 labels per sheet). Made from high-quality removable paper with Movables® technology, these white labels are designed for temporary and short-term labelling and are FSC Mix certified.

Advantages

Labels with Movables® technology adhere reliably to smooth, dry and undamaged surfaces, can be repositioned and removed without leaving residue or damaging the subsurface. They deliver excellent print results on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers, and are manufactured with chlorine-free bleaching and a solvent-free adhesive. Sheets feature an all-round protective edge and good flatness for trouble-free processing. The labels and pack are recyclable.

Suitable for

• Temporary marking of files, folders and documents
• Short-term labelling of storage boxes and containers
• Labeling items that require undamaged surfaces after removal
• Office and administrative use with laser and inkjet printers

Key specifications

• Format: A4 sheets
• Label shape and size: square, 40 x 40 mm
• Quantity: 600 labels per pack (24 labels per sheet)
• Colour: white
• Technology: Movables® removable adhesive
• Printing compatibility: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour printers
• Material notes: chlorine-free bleached paper, solvent-free adhesive
• Certification: FSC Mix

How to use

Feed the A4 sheet into your printer according to the printer’s manual and print your text or graphics. Peel labels from the backing and apply to clean, dry and dust-free smooth surfaces. For repositioning, lift gently and reapply; labels can be removed without leaving residue. Avoid applying to rough, wet or damaged surfaces.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat in a dry environment and use within normal office temperature ranges to maintain adhesive performance. For long-term labelling or on porous/rough surfaces choose permanent labels instead.