AVERY warning labels 7255, red, 200 pcs, 100 x 50 mm

Pack of 200 AVERY warning labels model 7255 in red, each measuring 100 x 50 mm. These self-adhesive paper labels are intended for marking hazards, packages, or equipment where visible, standardized warning signage is required. The labels are compatible with common desktop printers and can also be applied manually, providing a simple solution for improving safety signage and object identification in offices, warehouses and logistics operations.

Advantages

AVERY warning labels 7255 come as a ready-to-use pack of 200 pre-cut stickers in a high-visibility red. The 100 x 50 mm size offers a balance between readable warning text or symbols and economic use of label material. Self-adhesive backing enables quick application to a variety of clean, dry surfaces. Paper face stock ensures good printability for text and basic graphics using standard office printers.

Suitable for

• Marking hazardous areas or equipment
• Labeling packages that require visible warnings
• Temporary or semi-permanent safety signage in warehouses
• Organizing materials and inventory with visible alerts

Key specifications

• Quantity: 200 labels per pack
• Colour: red
• Label dimensions: 100 x 50 mm
• Material: self-adhesive paper face stock
• Application: printable and suitable for manual application

How to use

For printer use, load the labels according to your printer's instructions, aligning the sheet or roll as required by the model. Use standard label templates or create custom layouts sized to 100 x 50 mm. For manual application, peel each label from the backing and press firmly onto a clean, dry surface to ensure good adhesion. Avoid placing labels on surfaces contaminated with dust, oil, or moisture to maintain adhesion and print legibility.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For long-lasting readability, prefer indoor use or protected outdoor locations; paper labels may show wear if exposed to prolonged moisture or abrasion. Test print settings on a single label before running the full batch to confirm alignment and print quality.