Storage media label Esselte 810801 – adhesive labels for discs and tapes, pack

Esselte 810801 storage media labels are adhesive identification labels designed for use on optical discs and magnetic tapes. Produced by ESSELTE, these labels provide a writable surface to record titles, dates or inventory codes and help keep backup media, multimedia collections and archive tapes clearly identified. The labels are made for reliable adhesion to plastic and coated surfaces commonly found on CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs and cassette or data cartridges.

Advantages

These storage media labels offer a simple, low-cost way to standardize media identification and improve retrieval efficiency. The adhesive is formulated to stick securely without damaging disc surfaces or leaving excessive residue when removed. The writable face accepts ink from common pens and permanent markers, enabling quick manual labeling. Labels are provided in a pack that supports labeling multiple discs and tapes for organized archiving.

Suitable for

• Office archiving and backup media management
• Multimedia libraries and rental collections
• Personal and home media organization
• IT departments labeling backup tapes and optical backups

Key specifications

• Type: adhesive identification labels for storage media
• Compatible media: optical discs (CD, DVD, Blu-ray) and magnetic tapes/cartridges
• Writable surface suitable for pens and permanent markers
• Adhesive: designed for secure attachment and clean removal from common disc surfaces
• Packaging: sold as a pack containing multiple labels

How to use

Ensure the disc or tape surface is clean and dry before applying a label. Peel a label from the backing and position it carefully on the non-read/write side of the disc or on the outer case of tapes/cartridges, avoiding the inner hub and any exposed data surface. Press down firmly to ensure full contact and smooth out any air pockets. For long-term storage, write on the label with an appropriate pen or permanent marker and allow ink to dry before stacking or shelving.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, test a single label on a representative disc or tape before labeling large quantities. Avoid placing labels on the data surface or inner hub of optical discs. Store labeled media in appropriate cases or sleeves to minimize wear and ensure labels remain legible.