Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Neon labels A4 99.1x67.7 mm

HERMA Neon labels in luminous red are self-adhesive printer labels sized 99.1 x 67.7 mm (8 labels per A4 sheet). Each pack contains 160 labels on 20 sheets. The labels are produced from FSC-certified paper and are suitable for use in laser and inkjet printers, copiers and colour laser devices. Their bright neon colour and reliable adhesive make them suitable for highlighting messages and organising documents where high visibility is required.

Advantages

The labels offer strong, luminous colour that attracts attention and improves readability of warnings, urgent notes or promotional messages. They are compatible with laser printers, inkjet printers and copiers, and are manufactured with an all-round protective edge and good flatness to ensure trouble-free processing in printing devices. FSC-certified paper assures responsible sourcing.

Suitable for

• Warning notices and safety signals
• Urgent memos and priority markings
• Promotions, special offers and price labelling
• Colour coding and document organisation

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Product: Self-adhesive printer label HERMA Neon labels A4
• Size per label: 99.1 x 67.7 mm
• Labels per sheet: 8
• Sheets per pack: 20 (total 160 labels)
• Material: FSC-certified paper
• Compatible with: laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers
• MPN: 5046
• EAN: 4008705050463

How to use

Load the A4 sheets into the printer according to the manufacturer’s instructions and select the appropriate paper type setting for coated or label paper if available. Print your text or graphics using standard office software. After printing, peel the protective backing and apply the label to a clean, dry surface, pressing down to ensure full adhesion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store labels flat in a dry environment and run a test page when using a new printer or different print settings. Avoid applying labels to dusty, wet or irregular surfaces to maintain adhesion and visibility.