Self-adhesive printer label Avery L6011-8

The Avery L6011-8 is a pack of silver self-adhesive printer labels formatted for A4 sheets. Each rectangular label measures 6.35 cm wide by 2.96 cm high and is arranged as 27 labels per sheet, with 216 labels in the complete pack. The labels are PVC-free and designed for use with laser and inkjet printers, providing a neat metallic finish for addressing, product identification, or general organization.

Advantages

These self-adhesive printer labels combine a consistent metallic appearance with easy peel-and-stick application, allowing fast and accurate printing on standard A4 printers. The PVC-free construction reduces reliance on PVC-based materials and supports easier disposal or recycling where local facilities accept paper-based adhesive products. The label size offers a balance between space for printed information and compactness for use on envelopes, small packages, jars, and product packaging.

Suitable for

• Address labels for envelopes and mailing
• Product identification and small item tagging
• Organizing storage boxes, files, and shelves
• Crafts and event labeling where a silver finish is desired

Key specifications

• Label material: silver, PVC-free
• Label dimensions (W × H): 6.35 cm × 2.96 cm
• Labels per sheet: 27
• Labels per pack: 216
• Sheet size: A4
• Printer compatibility: suitable for common laser and inkjet printers

How to use

Prepare your document using Avery-compatible template settings for 27 labels per A4 sheet and enter the required text or graphics. Load the label sheets into your printer following the manufacturer’s feed direction and run a test print on plain paper to verify alignment. After printing, peel labels from the backing and apply them to clean, dry surfaces, pressing firmly to ensure adhesion. Store unused sheets flat in a cool, dry place to maintain printability and adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check printer settings for media type and print quality; avoid using labels on uneven or dusty surfaces. If you require high-durability or outdoor resistance, consider testing adhesion and print permanence on a sample label before large-scale use.