Self-adhesive photo labels Henzo Photo splits 24 x 1000, diameter 24 mm, 1000 pcs

Henzo Photo splits 24 x 1000 are self-adhesive paper labels with a diameter of 24 mm supplied in a pack of 1000 pieces. Designed for marking photographic prints, negatives, slides and storage containers, these round labels adhere to clean, dry surfaces and help structure archives and image collections. Their compact size makes them suitable for small-format notation, numbering or color-coding of individual images and media sleeves.

Advantages

These Henzo self-adhesive photo labels provide a simple and consistent way to tag photographs and archival material. The paper surface accepts pencil, ballpoint pen and many common printing methods for legible marking. A reliable adhesive backing ensures the labels remain in place on paper envelopes, plastic sleeves and cardboard boxes when applied to clean surfaces. Supplied in a large pack of 1000 pieces, they are convenient for extended labeling tasks and systematic organization.

Suitable for

• Labeling photographic prints and contact sheets
• Numbering negatives and slides
• Marking storage boxes, envelopes and archival sleeves
• Color-coding image sets or project batches

Key specifications

• Material: paper label with self-adhesive backing
• Shape: round
• Diameter: 24 mm
• Pack quantity: 1000 labels
• Writable surface suitable for pen and pencil

How to use

Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free from dust or grease before application. Peel a label from the backing and press it firmly onto the chosen spot on prints, sleeves or containers. For clear, long-lasting notation, write or print on the label after application or beforehand on the label sheet if your workflow includes batch printing. Store unused labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For archival projects, test one label on the specific surface to confirm adhesion and removability before applying labels across an entire collection. When using pens or markers, allow ink to dry briefly to avoid smudging. For color-coding, combine different label positions or add small mark symbols to increase information density without obscuring image edges.