Addressing Label Avery L7163-40

The Avery L7163-40 addressing labels are white paper labels designed for creating clean, legible address blocks and identification tags. Supplied in packs that include multiple sheets, these labels are compatible with laser printers and are intended for use on envelopes, parcels and other postal items. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing and easy-peel design make application straightforward while the white surface provides clear contrast for printed text.

Advantages

These addressing labels offer consistent print quality on laser devices and a user-friendly peel-and-stick format that reduces application time. The white paper surface produces sharp, readable text with standard fonts and supports common office printing workflows. The sheets are sized to fit most standard label templates, simplifying layout and mail merge operations.

Suitable for

• Printing recipient addresses for envelopes and mailing labels
• Batch mailings using mail-merge from common office software
• Labeling shipping boxes and packets with printed information
• Creating identification labels for files, folders or office supplies

Key specifications

• Material: white paper
• Printer compatibility: laser printers
• Pack quantity: 40 sheets per pack
• Labels per pack: 560 labels total
• Adhesive: pressure-sensitive, peel-and-stick
• Finish: matte white suitable for clear printing

How to use

Load the label sheets into the laser printer following the manufacturer's guidance for paper-handling and feed orientation. Use a compatible label template or mail-merge setup in your office software to position address blocks correctly. After printing, allow any toner to set if advised by your printer manual, then peel each label from its backing and apply to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly to ensure adhesion.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance. When printing, select a template matching the sheet layout and perform a test print on plain paper to check alignment before using the label sheets. Avoid applying labels to dusty or wet surfaces for best adhesion.