Self-adhesive label Price tag Avery PLP1226

Avery PLP1226 self-adhesive labels are designed for clear, reliable price tagging and small-item identification. These white labels measure 26 mm × 12 mm and feature a permanent adhesive suitable for long-term attachment to a variety of surfaces. The pack contains a total of 15,000 labels arranged on 10 sheets with 1,500 labels each, providing an ample supply for retail environments, inventory control, and other labeling tasks.

Advantages

These self-adhesive price tags combine compact size with a permanent adhesive that keeps labels in place on paper, cardboard, plastic, and coated surfaces. The white surface offers good print contrast for thermal transfer or conventional printers, while the standardized label dimensions make them compatible with common price-tagging tools and dispensers. Large pack quantity reduces the need for frequent reordering and supports high-volume labeling operations.

Suitable for

• Retail price tagging on products and shelves
• Inventory and stock identification in warehouses
• Barcode and SKU labeling for point-of-sale systems
• Small-item organization in offices and storerooms

Key specifications

• Label color: white
• Label size: 26 mm (width) × 12 mm (height)
• Adhesive type: permanent
• Quantity per pack: 15,000 labels
• Sheets per pack: 10
• Labels per sheet: 1,500
• Suitable for thermal transfer and many direct-print methods

How to use

Remove labels from the sheet or dispenser according to the printer or applicator instructions. Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of dust or grease before applying each label for best adhesion. For printed labels, feed sheets through compatible printers or use hand-held dispensers and applicators designed for this label size. Press the label firmly onto the target surface to secure the permanent adhesive.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain adhesive performance. Test a small number of labels on the target material if adhesion or print compatibility is critical. Avoid applying labels to hot, wet or highly textured surfaces for optimal longevity.