Self-adhesive printer label Avery 3481-10

The Avery 3481-10 self-adhesive printer labels provide a practical solution for office, home and small-business labeling tasks. Each rectangular label measures 7 cm x 4.1 cm and the pack contains a total of 210 labels distributed on 10 A4 sheets with 21 labels per sheet. The labels are PVC-free and designed for standard laser and inkjet printers, enabling straightforward digital printing of addresses, product information, barcodes and identification tags.

Advantages

These self-adhesive labels combine a standard size with compatibility for most printers, allowing fast and accurate batch printing from templates. The PVC-free composition reduces environmental impact compared with PVC alternatives. Precut sheets with consistent label positioning simplify feeding through printers and minimize misalignment. The permanent adhesive ensures labels remain securely affixed to a variety of smooth surfaces.

Suitable for

• Printing address and shipping labels
• Product and inventory labeling in retail or storage
• Organizing files, folders and office supplies
• Small-scale packaging and identification for handmade goods

Key specifications

• Label dimensions: 70 mm x 41 mm
• Labels per sheet: 21
• Total labels in pack: 210 (10 sheets)
• Sheet size: A4
• Material: PVC-free paper
• Adhesive type: permanent, self-adhesive
• Printer compatibility: inkjet and laser printers

How to use

Prepare your document using available Avery templates or a compatible label layout in your word-processing or design software. Load the A4 sheet into the printer according to the printer’s feed orientation and the template’s instructions. Print a single test sheet first to confirm alignment, then print the remaining sheets. Peel labels from the backing and apply to clean, dry, and smooth surfaces for best adhesion. Store unused sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve print quality and adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use manufacturer templates and select the correct paper type and print quality settings in your printer driver. Avoid applying labels to rough, dusty or oily surfaces. If labels will be exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions, test adhesion and print durability first or consider a laminated solution.