Self-adhesive labels HERMA CD Mini A4 Ø 78 mm

Self-adhesive labels HERMA CD Mini A4 Ø 78 mm are white paper labels on A4 sheets designed for marking and organizing CDs and DVDs. The matt, fully opaque surface prevents the disc image from showing through while providing a clean printable area. Each pack contains 60 labels on 10 sheets (6 labels per sheet) and includes a positioning aid on every label to ensure precise dead-centre placement. The labels are made from chlorine-free bleached special paper, use a solvent-free adhesive and come in recycled-cardboard packaging; they are PEFC-certified for responsible sourcing.

Advantages

The labels offer reliable adhesion suitable even for high-speed drives and deliver excellent printing results across laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers. Their optimum flatness and an all-round protective edge enable trouble-free processing, while the fully opaque, high-whiteness paper prevents shine-through and ensures a uniform printed surface. Free software solutions are available to assist with design and positioning.

Suitable for

• Labelling and organizing CDs and DVDs
• Creating professional-looking media for distribution or archiving
• Printing custom designs, text or barcodes on optical media

Key specifications

• Product: Self-adhesive labels HERMA CD Mini A4 Ø 78 mm
• Material: Chlorine-free bleached special paper, matt, fully opaque
• Sheet format: A4
• Label diameter: Ø 78 mm
• Labels per sheet: 6
• Labels per pack: 60 (10 sheets)
• Adhesive: Solvent-free
• Certifications: PEFC
• Packaging: Recycled cardboard
• Compatible printers: Laser, colour laser, inkjet, copiers, colour copiers

How to use

Design your label using compatible software or the free design solutions provided, and print on the appropriate printer type for your setup. Use the positioning aid printed on each label to align the centre of the label with the disc hub for accurate placement. Peel the label carefully from the sheet and apply it to the cleaned, dry disc surface, pressing from the centre outwards to avoid air bubbles. Follow your drive manufacturer’s recommendations regarding labelled media if discs will be used in high-speed drives.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store labels flat in a dry environment and allow printed ink to dry fully before handling. Test one printed disc first to confirm compatibility with your drive and printer settings. Avoid using damaged or wrinkled labels.