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3,000 Durable Vinyl Laser ONLY White Durable Labels, WeatherProof and WaterProof, 2-5/8" x 1", 30 per Sheet, Avery® 5160 Template, 100 Sheets AVE5523, AVE6579, 5520
3,000 Durable Vinyl Laser ONLY White Durable Labels, WeatherProof and WaterProof, 2-5/8" x 1", 30 per Sheet, Avery® 5160 Template, 100 Sheets AVE5523, AVE6579, 5520
SKU:258100-Vinyl
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3,000 Vinyl Waterproof Address Labels 2-5/8" x 1"
For use in Black or Color Laser Printers ONLY!
| Sheet Size: | 8-1/2" x 11" |
| Label Size: | 2-5/8" x 1" |
| Same size as: |
Avery® 5523 |
| Labels per Sheet: | 30 |
| Material: | White Vinyl LASER ONLY! |
| Adhesive: | Permanent Acrylic |
| Sheets per Package: | 100 |
With these White Vinyl Labels and a Laser Printer you can create labels for Harsh Conditions, Outdoor Use, Freezers, Underwater, etc, with Standard M/S Word or other labeling software. Then print with your laser printer for professional-looking results. These durable labels will last for months outdoors in rain, snow or other bad weather.
Avery® labels are manufactured by Avery Corporation. Label Outfitters® does not make Avery products.
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5.0 / 5.0
(4) 4 total reviews
Great product!
Good quality, heavy vinyl. Use for plant tagging, label adheres to plastic tags really well and print doesn't fade or rub off when exposed to sun and water. Only complaint they are sometimes hard to remove from backing because of the tiny dividers.
These labels work great for us at our greenhouse. No need to worry about barcodes getting wet and fading. We love them.
I love these labels! I use them on items that have the potential to get wet, and since they are waterproof - they work perfect and maintain their strength. I also like that they can be removed without tearing into 100 little pieces. My only challenge is getting my laser printer to figure out what the right print temp. should be for the best printing. I have found that it works better if I only print one sheet at a time. I also give it about a minute before I print the next sheet. Otherwise the laser ink tends to "bleed".