Self-adhesive label Rectangle Leitz 16430085

Leitz 16430085 self-adhesive labels are designed for clear identification and consistent organization of ring binders and folders. Each pack contains ten grey rectangular labels sized 39 mm × 192 mm. The labels feature a strong, solvent-free adhesive that keeps them securely attached to paper and cardboard surfaces while reducing chemical exposure during application and disposal.

Advantages

These self-adhesive labels offer uniform size and color for a neat, professional appearance on spines and covers. The solvent-free adhesive minimizes odors and environmental impact while maintaining reliable adhesion over time. The slim rectangular format fits standard binder spines and makes text or printed barcodes easy to read. The grey color provides good contrast for black or dark ink.

Suitable for

• Labeling ring binder spines and lever arch folders
• Organizing office filing systems and archive boxes
• Printing with thermal-transfer or laser printers (check compatibility)
• Temporary or long-term identification of documents and reports

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 10 labels
• Label shape: rectangular
• Label color: grey
• Label width: 39 mm
• Label height: 192 mm
• Adhesive type: solvent-free pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Suitable surface: paper, cardboard, coated surfaces

How to use

Clean and dry the application surface to remove dust or grease. Peel a label from the backing and align it along the spine or desired area of the binder or folder. Press firmly from the center outward to ensure full contact and avoid air bubbles. For best results allow adhesive to set for several hours before heavy handling. If printing on the labels, confirm printer compatibility and test a single label first to set margins and print alignment.

Usage recommendations

Store labels flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive properties. Avoid applying to textured, dusty, or oily surfaces. For archival or long-term storage, verify compatibility with archival materials and consider testing one label before large-scale application.