Spine label Elba 04614 WE 190 x 34 mm White-Grey, pack of 10 sheets

Spine label Elba 04614 WE are adhesive spine labels measuring 190 x 34 mm in a white-grey finish, supplied as a pack of 10 sheets. They are designed for clear identification of binders and file spines in offices, schools and archives. The smooth printable surface accepts handwriting, laser and inkjet printing methods and provides a durable area for titles, codes and reference notes to improve document retrieval and shelf organization.

Advantages

These spine labels offer a balance of printability and adhesion suitable for standard binder materials. The white-grey color gives good contrast for dark ink and toner while remaining unobtrusive on colored folders. Each sheet contains multiple labels that are easy to separate and apply; the adhesive backing secures labels to vertical spines without curling. Materials and finish are selected to resist smudging and to remain legible during normal office handling.

Suitable for

• Labeling office binders and document spines
• Organizing archives and storage shelves
• School folders and classroom filing
• Short-term and medium-term cataloguing where clear visible titles are needed

Key specifications

• Label dimensions: 190 x 34 mm
• Color: white-grey
• Format: adhesive spine labels on sheets, pack of 10 sheets
• Surface: printable and suitable for handwriting, laser and inkjet printers
• Adhesive type: pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive designed for vertical application

How to use

Measure the spine width of the binder or folder to confirm compatibility with the 190 x 34 mm label size. If printing, set up your document layout to match the label dimensions and feed sheets according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions. After printing or writing, peel the label from the sheet backing and align it carefully on the vertical spine surface, pressing firmly from one end to the other to eliminate air pockets and ensure full adhesion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store sheets flat in a dry environment before use and avoid applying labels to dusty or textured surfaces. When using laser printers, allow ink or toner to set briefly before handling. Test a single label on a sample binder if adhesive removal or repositioning is a concern.