Price label stickers agipa 100914 22×12 mm compatible with Meto 822/722 and Open Blitz P7/P8

Pack of agipa price label stickers model 100914, size 22×12 mm, designed for straightforward price marking and product identification. These self-adhesive labels are cut to work with common hand-held pricing guns and deliver clear, consistent prints for retail checkout, inventory tagging and temporary or long-term labeling needs.

Advantages

The 22×12 mm format provides a compact but readable surface for numeric prices and short codes. Self-adhesive backing ensures reliable attachment to a wide range of surfaces including paper, cardboard and many packaging materials. Labels are supplied in rolls compatible with popular pricing guns to reduce downtime during price changes and restocking. Neutral white color ensures good contrast for printed text and handheld labelers produce consistent impressions.

Suitable for

• Retail price labeling at point of sale
• Inventory and stock identification in warehouses
• Temporary promotions and clearance price tags
• Small-item marking in pharmacies, boutiques and grocery stores

Key specifications

• Label size: 22 × 12 mm
• Color: white, printable surface
• Adhesive type: permanent self-adhesive
• Format: continuous rolls for hand-held pricing guns
• Compatibility: designed for use with common handheld pricing applicators

How to use

Install a roll of labels into a compatible pricing gun according to the device instructions, ensuring the roll sits evenly and the feed mechanism is aligned. Set the desired price or code on the pricing gun, position the gun on the product or packaging and squeeze the trigger to apply the label. For best adhesion, apply labels to clean, dry and smooth surfaces and press gently to secure. Replace the roll when labels run low and perform a test impression after loading to confirm alignment.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme heat to preserve adhesive performance. For best print contrast, use fresh ink rollers compatible with the pricing gun and avoid applying labels to dusty, wet or highly textured surfaces. When labeling valuable or sensitive items, test a single label first to confirm adhesion and removability characteristics for the specific packaging material.