Label sheets Elba 83582 GN green 58×18 mm — 50 labels per sheet

Elba 83582 GN green label sheets provide adhesive labels sized 58×18 mm, arranged 50 labels per sheet. These sheets are intended for office and logistics use, compatible with most laser and inkjet printers and suitable for filing, parcel marking, addressing and product identification. The labels are die-cut for easy separation and designed for straightforward peeling and application to paper, cardboard and other common surfaces.

Advantages

These label sheets combine a compact green label size with a high label count per sheet to support bulk labeling tasks while maintaining a clear, consistent appearance. The adhesive is formulated for reliable adhesion to envelopes and boxes without excessive residue, and the sheet format supports standard printer feeding to reduce misalignment. Labels are pre-aligned to simplify layout and printing, minimizing setup time for batch jobs.

Suitable for

• Addressing envelopes and parcels
• Organizing folders and files in the office
• Product labeling for small items and packaging
• Inventory tagging and batch identification
• Short-run printing of barcodes and QR codes

Key specifications

• Label color: green
• Label size: 58 × 18 mm
• Labels per sheet: 50
• Sheet compatibility: standard printer sheets for inkjet and laser printers
• Adhesive type: permanent adhesive suitable for paper and cardboard
• Die-cut format for easy peeling

How to use

Load the label sheet into the printer according to the printer manufacturer's guidance for label media, ensuring the printable side faces the correct direction. Use your label or word-processing software to set a template matching 58×18 mm labels with 50 labels per sheet, then print using the recommended print settings for label stocks. After printing, separate the individual labels along the die-cut lines and apply by peeling the backing and pressing the adhesive side firmly onto the intended surface, smoothing out any air pockets.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store sheets flat in a cool, dry place and allow printed sheets to dry before handling in high-speed workflows. Test print one sheet to verify alignment and print contrast before running large batches. Avoid applying labels to wet, dusty or highly textured surfaces to maintain adhesion and legibility.