L2 Plain Recycled Labels (144x200mm)-White
SIZE: A4 Sheet
LABEL DIMENSIONS: 144x200mm
RECYCLED CONTENT: Paper 100% recycled
BACKING PAPER: Siliconized white kraft paper
LABEL COLOUR: White only
ORIGIN: UK / EU
PACK QUANTITY: 1 A4 sheet (2 labels)
Product Overview
Recycled Self Adhesive A4 Label sheets. Rectangular with rounded corners, plain unprinted, L2 comes on an easy peel backing sheet with 2 labels to a sheet.
Made from 100% recycled paper with a water based acrylic adhesive suitable for use in Inkjet and laser printers and photocopiers, plus screen print, letterpress, rubber stamping or just to write on. The backing paper is a siliconized white Kraft paper. As this paper is siliconized it cannot really be considered recyclable but regarding the paper component - silicone is considered to be safe for food use and is generally considered inert so it would probably be more suitable for composting instead.
A good size label for use on packaging ,pillow boxes, jars and bottles.
Click here to download the template. (Word Document)
This product is made from material that can be recycled. Please recycle this product.
This product is made from recycled paper. (most colours are 100% - see specification)
This is a print grade material, suitable for most print mediums/home and office printers, rubber-stamps, screen printing and letterpress etc.
Made in Britain for eco-craft by selected suppliers.
Made without the use of any animal products or animal testing. Free from any animal based pigments or adhesives including gelatine.
| Is Sample | No |
|---|---|
| Pack Quantity | 1 |
| Label Shape | Rectangle |
| Colour | White |
| Show Bulk Quantity Block | No |
| Show Custom Sizes Block | No |
The word template doesn't show the outline of the labels because this would then print a grey line when sent to the printer.
Depending on the artwork and the printer used, initial registration using our templates in Word or Open office may require a slight tweak or two to ensure the best alignment. This can be done in a number of ways, but we normally reccomend doing this ...