Self-adhesive label HERMA 10752 rectangular permanent brown 640 pieces

HERMA 10752 self-adhesive labels are made from paper that contains at least 35% Danube silphie fibre, an eco-friendly cultivated crop grown in Germany. These brown rectangular permanent labels come in a pack of 640 pieces (32 labels per sheet, 20 sheets per pack) and are suitable for direct contact with food. The material is FSC™ Mix Credit certified, recyclable as waste paper, and designed to reduce transport-related CO2 through short supply routes.

Advantages

The labels combine a modern kraft paper appearance with ecological credentials thanks to silphie fibre content and FSC™ Mix Credit certification. They provide reliable permanent adhesion, are suitable for food contact, and offer consistent, excellent print results across laser printers, inkjet printers, copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers. Using locally grown silphie reduces transport distances and associated CO2 emissions.

Suitable for

• Labeling packages, boxes and products
• Food packaging and direct food contact labelling
• Inventory and storage identification
• Office and logistics labeling with permanent adhesion

Key specifications

• Product: Self-adhesive label HERMA 10752 Rectangle Permanent Brown
• Quantity: 640 labels per pack (32 labels/sheet, 20 sheets)
• Material: Paper with ≥35% Danube silphie fibre
• Certification: FSC™ Mix Credit
• Food contact: Suitable for direct contact with foodstuffs
• Recyclability: Label paper recyclable as waste paper
• Origin: Grown in Germany, short transport routes

How to use

Peel the rectangular label from the sheet and apply to a clean, dry surface. Press firmly to ensure full contact and permanent adhesion. Compatible with standard office and industrial printers: feed label sheets according to your device instructions for laser, inkjet or colour printing. Store the pack in a cool, dry place to maintain adhesive performance.

Recommendations

The labels deliver best print quality when printed on printers that support sheet-fed label media; avoid printing on wet or dusty surfaces and test a single sheet if using a new printer model or toner/ink type.