Spine Label Elba 100420956 White 54×190 mm, 10 sheets

Self-adhesive spine labels Elba White 54×190 mm supplied as 10 sheets provide a practical solution for labeling binders, folders and document spines. Each sheet contains multiple rectangular labels sized to fit most standard ring binders and archive folders, enabling neat identification of contents. The white surface accepts printed and handwritten text, ensuring legible results for office, school and archive use.

Advantages

These Elba spine labels offer a smooth, writable surface that supports both inkjet/laser printing and handwriting with permanent markers or pens. The adhesive backing secures labels to paper, cardboard and plastic binder spines without curling, while the standard 54×190 mm format fits common binder spine widths. Supplied as 10 sheets, the pack provides multiple labels for ongoing organization tasks and easy replacement when labels are updated.

Suitable for

• Labeling ring binders and lever arch files
• Organizing archive boxes and archival folders
• Office filing systems and department indexing
• School notebooks, student portfolios and project folders
• Short-term printed labels for meetings and presentations

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Label size: 54 × 190 mm (width × height)
• Material: printable label surface with adhesive backing
• Format: multiple labels per sheet, supplied in 10 sheets per pack
• Compatibility: suitable for manual writing and common office printers

How to use

Measure the binder spine to confirm the 54×190 mm label fits the required area. If printing, set up the page layout to match the label sheet dimensions and feed sheets according to your printer's instructions. After printing or writing the text, peel labels from the backing and apply them along the centre of the spine, smoothing from one edge to the other to avoid bubbles. For curved or textured spines, press firmly to ensure full adhesion.

Usage recommendations

For best durability, use a permanent ink pen or a laser/inkjet printer. Store unopened sheets in a dry environment at room temperature to preserve adhesive quality. When applying to plastic binders, clean the surface of dust and oils first to improve adhesion.