Self-adhesive printer label HERMA QR code labels 9643

Self-adhesive printer label HERMA QR code labels 9643 are white matt opaque paper labels sized 80 x 40 mm, supplied as 300 labels on 25 A4 sheets (12 labels per sheet). The labels are fully opaque for reliable QR and barcode scanning and are FSC Mix certified. They are designed for print compatibility with laser and inkjet printers, copiers and colour printers, and use a solvent-free adhesive on a chlorine-free bleached special paper that is 100% recyclable.

Advantages

HERMA QR code labels provide full opacity so printed QR codes remain readable on coloured or patterned surfaces. The paper and adhesive are environmentally conscious: chlorine-free bleached special paper, solvent-free adhesive and FSC Mix certification support recyclable disposal with waste paper. Labels deliver excellent print results across laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers and colour devices, and the sheets feature an all-round protective edge and good flatness for trouble-free processing.

Suitable for

• Printing QR codes, barcodes and short text for mobile tagging
• Labelling product packages, catalogues and direct mail
• Applying on coloured or patterned subsurfaces where opacity is required
• Office and warehouse identification tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Herma
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 9643
• EAN: 4008705096430
• Label size: 80 x 40 mm
• Material: white matt opaque paper (chlorine-free bleached special paper)
• Pack contents: 300 labels per pack on 25 A4 sheets (12 labels per sheet)
• Adhesive: solvent-free permanent adhesive
• Certifications: FSC Mix
• Recyclability: labels are 100% recyclable; dispose with waste paper

How to use

Set up your printer for A4 label sheets and select the appropriate media or label setting for matt paper. Load the sheet stack into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions. Use label templates matching 12 labels per A4 sheet or configure page layout to 80 x 40 mm per label. Print test sheets to verify alignment and scanability of QR codes, then run the required print job. After printing, peel labels from the backing and apply to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly to ensure full contact.

Usage recommendations

For best scanning reliability, avoid extreme creasing or bending of the label and ensure the applied surface is free of dust, oil or moisture. When printing high-density codes, verify contrast on the selected substrate; if applying to very dark or highly reflective surfaces, test sample labels first.