Self-adhesive label HERMA 4562 Rectangle Red

Self-adhesive label HERMA 4562 Rectangle Red are high-visibility rectangular labels in red on A4 sheets. Each pack contains 80 labels distributed on 20 A4 sheets. Individual label size is 105 mm x 148 mm. The labels are made from FSC® Mix Credit certified paper, use chlorine-free bleaching and a solvent-free adhesive, and are fully recyclable. They are designed for reliable sticking and excellent print quality on laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers.

Advantages

These HERMA labels offer environmentally conscious materials with FSC® Mix Credit certification and chlorine-free bleached paper combined with a solvent-free adhesive. Labels deliver trouble-free processing thanks to an all-round protective edge and optimum flatness, ensuring smooth feeding in printers and copiers. They produce excellent printing results across laser, colour laser, inkjet and copy devices, and packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

Suitable for

• Warning notices and urgent memos
• Change of address labels and mailing
• Coloured coding and inventory marking
• Promotions, offers and point-of-sale labelling
• Organising files, boxes and craft projects

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Model / MPN: 4562
• EAN: 4008705045629
• Label shape and colour: Rectangle, red
• Label size: 105 mm x 148 mm
• Labels per pack: 80 (20 A4 sheets)
• Material: FSC® Mix Credit certified paper, chlorine-free bleached
• Adhesive: solvent-free adhesive
• Recyclability: labels 100% recyclable; packaging from recycled cardboard

How to use

Separate the required A4 sheet and feed it into your printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions for labels or specialty media. For manual application, peel the label from the backing and press firmly onto a clean, dry surface to ensure full adhesion. Labels can be printed on with standard printer drivers and label software; HERMA provides free software solutions to assist layout and printing.

Usage recommendations

For best printing and feeding results, use printer settings for labels or heavy paper and avoid high-temperature or high-humidity storage. Test one sheet first if using an unknown printer. Dispose of used labels with waste paper recycling where allowed; recycle the cardboard packaging.