Self-adhesive printer labels Avery 5084

Avery 5084 self-adhesive printer labels are white, square labels designed for inkjet and laser printing. Each label measures 4.08 cm x 4.03 cm and is arranged 24 per A4 sheet. The pack contains 10 sheets, giving a total of 240 labels. These printable labels adhere to a variety of surfaces and are intended for general-purpose labeling tasks such as addressing, organizing, and small-item identification.

Advantages

These Avery labels provide consistent dimensions and spacing optimized for common label templates, enabling reliable alignment with standard printer settings. The paper surface is compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, producing crisp text and simple graphics. The adhesive ensures secure attachment to paper, cardboard, plastic and many other surfaces, while the white matte finish offers good contrast for legible printing.

Suitable for

• Address labels for envelopes and parcels
• Product or price labeling for small items
• File and folder identification
• Organizational labeling in offices, schools and warehouses

Key specifications

• Label size: 4.08 cm × 4.03 cm
• Labels per sheet: 24
• Sheets per pack: 10 (total 240 labels)
• Color: white, matte finish
• Compatible with inkjet and laser printers
• Self-adhesive backing suitable for paper, cardboard and many plastics

How to use

Design your labels using compatible label templates or layout software, ensuring you select the correct label dimensions (4.08 cm × 4.03 cm) and sheet layout (24 per A4). Load sheets into the printer according to the manufacturer's paper feed instructions and print a single test sheet first to confirm alignment. After printing, peel labels from the backing and press firmly onto the clean, dry surface to ensure adhesion. Store unused sheets flat in a cool, dry place to maintain adhesive performance.

Recommendations

For best results, use printer settings matched to plain or label paper and allow ink to dry fully before handling. Avoid applying labels to dusty, damp, or oily surfaces. When labeling items that will be exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions, test adhesion and durability first or consider a waterproof label material.