Self-adhesive label Avery 7211 Rounded rectangle Red

AVERY Self-adhesive label Avery 7211 Rounded rectangle Red provides a practical solution for identifying and organizing items in home, office, retail or storage environments. These red, rounded rectangle labels have a permanent adhesive that adheres to a wide range of clean, dry surfaces. Each roll contains 200 labels designed for manual application or use with compatible label dispensers, offering clear visibility and a neat finished appearance.

Advantages

The labels are durable and maintain adhesion over time on paper, cardboard, plastic and many smooth surfaces. Their bright red color enhances visibility for quick identification, while the rounded rectangle shape reduces peeling at corners and gives a contemporary look. The permanent adhesive ensures the labels stay in place, and the roll format simplifies storage and sequential application.

Suitable for

• Product identification and small inventory labeling
• Organizing files, folders and office supplies
• Price marking and shelf labeling in retail
• Parcel and box marking for storage or shipping
• Color-coding items for quick sorting

Key specifications

• Label shape: rounded rectangle
• Label color: red
• Adhesive type: permanent
• Quantity per roll: 200 labels
• Material: self-adhesive paper (suitable for writing and many printers)
• Application format: roll for manual or dispenser use

How to use

Ensure the target surface is clean, dry and free of dust or grease for optimal adhesion. Peel a label from the roll and apply it to the desired location, pressing firmly from the center outward to remove air pockets. For consistent placement and speed, use a compatible label dispenser. If printing or writing on the label, test ink compatibility on a single label first and allow any applied ink to dry fully before stacking or packing.

Usage recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance and color. For long-term adhesion on textured or outdoor surfaces, test a label beforehand; consider using a surface primer or a label type designed for harsh conditions if needed.