Self-adhesive label Leitz Orgacolor Rounded rectangle Yellow

Leitz Orgacolor self-adhesive label in yellow is a small, rounded rectangle label sized 30 x 23 mm designed for straightforward identification and organisation of items in home, office or archive environments. The label surface accepts handwriting and many common printing methods, while the pressure-sensitive adhesive ensures a secure bond to paper, plastic and other typical surfaces. The compact pack contains multiple labels in a 73 x 73 x 30 mm package that is lightweight and easy to store.

Advantages

The rounded rectangle shape reduces peeling at corners and provides a clean visual appearance on containers, folders and products. The bright yellow colour enhances visibility and makes labels easier to spot among other items. The self-adhesive backing simplifies application — no glue or tape required — and the label material is compatible with pen, pencil and many office label printers. The compact pack is convenient for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Labeling folders, binders and archive boxes
• Marking office supplies and equipment
• Organizing home storage containers and jars
• Temporary pricing or inventory stickers in retail settings

Key specifications

• Shape: rounded rectangle
• Colour: yellow
• Label size: 30 x 23 mm
• Adhesive type: pressure-sensitive, self-adhesive
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, many plastics and smooth surfaces
• Package dimensions: 73 x 73 x 30 mm
• Package weight: 60 g

How to use

Peel a label from the backing and press it firmly onto a clean, dry surface. For best adhesion, ensure surfaces are free of dust, oil and moisture. Write directly on the label with a ballpoint pen, marker or pencil, or feed through compatible office label printers where supported. Press around the edges after application to reduce the risk of lifting and store unused labels flat in their original packaging to maintain adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For long-term identification on items exposed to handling or abrasion, apply labels to the flattest possible area and avoid highly textured or curved surfaces. Test a single label on unfamiliar plastics before applying in larger quantities to confirm adhesion and ink compatibility.