Self-adhesive label HERMA 4574 removable white 240 pcs

HERMA 4574 removable white self-adhesive labels come on A4 sheets with a total of 240 labels per pack. Each rectangular label measures 97 mm × 42.3 mm and is designed for temporary identification tasks where a strong hold during use and clean removal afterwards are required. The matte white film surface is durable, weatherproof, oil- and dirt-repellent, and suitable for applications exposed to UV and ageing.

Advantages

The labels offer strong initial adhesion yet can be removed without leaving adhesive residue. Their hard-wearing, matt film surface withstands temperatures from -30°C to +80°C, is wet-wipeable and resistant to oil, dirt, UV radiation and ageing. Sheets are flat and include an all-round protective edge for trouble-free processing in laser printers and copiers, including colour laser devices.

Suitable for

• Temporary labelling of storage boxes and shelves
• Identification labels for production and logistics
• Adhesive signs for shop or display windows
• Information and warning signs exposed to weather

Key specifications

• Product: Self-adhesive label HERMA 4574 Removable White
• Quantity: 240 labels per pack (A4 sheets)
• Label size: 97 mm × 42.3 mm
• Material: white matt film, removable adhesive
• Printer compatibility: laser printers and copiers, colour laser printers and colour copiers; not suitable for inkjet printers
• Temperature resistance: -30°C to +80°C
• Properties: weatherproof, UV- and ageing-resistant, oil- and dirt-repellent, wet-wipeable

How to use

Print the labels from A4 sheets using a laser printer or copier following your device’s media settings for adhesive film labels. After printing, separate labels from the sheet along the die-cut edges and apply to a clean, dry surface by smoothing from one side to the other to avoid air bubbles. When removal is required, peel the label off gently; the removable adhesive is designed to release without leaving residue under normal conditions.

Recommendations

Store sheets flat and dry to maintain optimum flatness and printer feed reliability. Avoid use with inkjet printers. For long-term outdoor exposure in extreme conditions, test a sample label first to confirm suitability.