Die-cut label HERMA 10783 21x29.7 cm 1 pc

HERMA 10783 is a single die-cut label sheet sized 21 x 29.7 cm, designed for precise, high-visibility labeling tasks. The sheet contains one pre-cut label with clean edges for easy peeling and application. The plain surface is compatible with common inkjet and laser printers as well as handwriting with ballpoint or permanent markers, offering versatile use in offices, studios, warehouses, and at home.

Advantages

The large single label format reduces the need to align multiple smaller labels and simplifies covering bigger surfaces. Die-cut contours ensure consistent shape and straight edges for professional appearance, while the adhesive backing provides secure adhesion to paper, cardboard and many smooth surfaces. The material is designed to run smoothly through standard desktop printers without jamming when used according to printer specifications.

Suitable for

• Addressing parcels and large envelopes
• Product or packaging identification
• Creating custom signage or stickers for displays
• Batch labeling for small production runs
• Archiving and file identification on folders or boxes

Key specifications

• Label format: single die-cut label per sheet
• Sheet dimensions: 21 cm (width) x 29.7 cm (height)
• Compatible with inkjet and laser printers and manual writing
• Pre-cut edges for easy peeling and application
• Adhesive backing suitable for paper, cardboard and many smooth surfaces

How to use

Design or type the desired content on your computer using compatible label templates or place the blank sheet directly into your printer following the feed orientation recommended by your device. After printing, gently peel the die-cut label from the backing and apply it to the target surface, smoothing from the center outward to remove air pockets. For manual labeling, write on the label surface with a suitable pen or marker and then apply as described.

Usage recommendations

Store the label sheets flat in a dry, dust-free environment at room temperature to prevent curling or adhesive degradation. Test one sheet in your specific printer model before running larger batches to confirm feed and print quality. Avoid applying to textured, oily or wet surfaces to maintain adhesion.