Self-adhesive label Rectangle AVERY 7250

The Self-adhesive label Rectangle AVERY 7250 is a rectangular, blue label with permanent adhesive designed for reliable attachment to a variety of surfaces. These labels are intended for organizing, identifying and marking items in home, office and school environments. The printable surface supports inkjet and laser-compatible application processes, enabling clear text and simple graphic printing for consistent, professional-looking results.

Advantages

Permanent adhesive provides strong, long-lasting fixation on paper, cardboard, plastic and coated surfaces. The rectangular shape maximizes writable area and fits common layouts for address, inventory and file labeling. The blue color increases visibility and differentiation when used alongside other label colors. Labels are compatible with common printers and are suitable for both single-sheet manual application and automated label-fed printers.

Suitable for

• Organizing files, folders and binders
• Address and shipping labels for parcels and envelopes
• Inventory marking and product identification
• Color-coding storage boxes and shelves
• School projects, craft labeling and classroom organization

Key specifications

• Shape: rectangular
• Color: blue
• Adhesive type: permanent
• Printable surface suitable for common office printers
• Material: paper-based label stock with pressure-sensitive adhesive

How to use

Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of dust or oils before application. If printing, set up your document template to match the label dimensions and perform a test print on plain paper to verify alignment. Feed the label sheet according to your printer’s instructions, then print using the recommended paper setting for labels. Peel the label from its backing and press firmly onto the target surface, smoothing from the center outward to prevent air bubbles.

Usage recommendations

Store label sheets flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to maintain adhesive performance. For best adhesion on plastics or textured surfaces, test a single label first. Avoid applying to surfaces that are newly painted or susceptible to residue transfer. When long-term outdoor exposure is expected, consider using weather-resistant or laminated alternatives.