Samolepicí etiketa Avery AS0722400

Avery AS0722400 self-adhesive labels are permanent white rectangular labels sized 36 mm x 89 mm. The pack contains 520 labels produced from FSC Mix certified materials and manufactured without chlorine, offering a practical, environmentally conscious choice for general-purpose labeling. These white labels have a permanent adhesive suitable for many surfaces and are designed for consistent printing and clean application.

Advantages

These labels provide reliable adhesion and a uniform white surface for clear printing. The use of FSC Mix certified materials supports sustainable sourcing, while chlorine-free production reduces environmental impact. Supplied in a convenient pack of 520, the labels are suitable for bulk use and reduce the need for frequent replenishment. The rectangular 36 × 89 mm format is compatible with common label layouts and desktop printers.

Suitable for

• Address and shipping labels for parcels and envelopes
• File and folder identification in offices
• Product identification and small item labeling
• Barcode and SKU labeling for retail and inventory
• General organization and office administration

Key specifications

• Label shape: rectangular
• Label color: white
• Label size: 36 mm × 89 mm
• Adhesive type: permanent
• Quantity per pack: 520 labels
• Material certification: FSC Mix certified materials
• Chlorine-free production

How to use

Ensure the application surface is clean, dry and free from dust or grease. Peel a label from the backing and align it to the desired position, pressing firmly from the centre outward to remove air pockets. For printing, use compatible desktop printers and follow the printer template for 36 × 89 mm Avery-format labels to ensure correct alignment. Allow printed ink to dry before stacking or handling to avoid smudging.

Recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain adhesive performance. Test adhesion on a small area if applying to textured or curved surfaces. Not recommended for long-term outdoor exposure where direct weathering may reduce adhesion.