HERMA Power Labels A4, 25.4 x 16.9 mm, Extra-Strong Adhesive, White Matt Paper, 112 per Sheet, 2800 Labels

HERMA Power labels, with strong adhesion A4, 25.4 x 16.9 mm, made of paper (article 10916) is a pack of 2,800 white matt paper labels, 112 per A4 sheet across 25 sheets, with an extra-strong permanent adhesive that HERMA rates at twice the adhesive strength of conventional paper labels.

It is built for jobs where a normal office label peels off: small price tags, part and bin labels, sample tubes, cable and equipment marking, luggage tags. Surfaces that are moist, warm, cold, rough or dusty are exactly what this adhesive is designed for, and the labels print in any office laser, inkjet or copier.

Choosing the right HERMA article comes down to three things: a size that fits your text, the right adhesive and the number of labels per sheet. This pack combines a permanent extra-strong adhesive with 112 per A4 sheet; if your label software lists HERMA 10916, select it and the print positions are set for you.

• 25 A4 sheets (210 x 297 mm), 112 labels per sheet
• 2,800 white labels in total, 25.4 x 16.9 mm each
• Pre-cut labels on a backing sheet, ready to print or write on
• HERMA retail pack — the matching layout template is free to download from herma.com

• Use them where ordinary labels give up — cardboard with a rough finish, plastic crates that come out of a cold room, equipment that runs warm, dusty storeroom shelves.
• Print a full sheet in one pass from Word or the free HERMA label software; the layout of 112 per sheet is fixed, so pick the template for article 10916.
• At 25.4 x 16.9 mm there is room for a price, a short code or a two-line part number — ideal for small parts bins, price tagging and lab samples.
• Partly used sheets can go back through a laser printer only if the remaining labels are still flat and fully attached — a lifted edge can catch inside the fuser.
• For long-term product or asset marking, a permanent label is the right choice: it is meant to stay put, not to be repositioned.
• Test-print one page on plain paper first and hold it against a label sheet in front of a light — the quickest way to check alignment before using up the pack.
• Store unused sheets flat in the original pack, away from heat and humidity, so they stay flat and feed reliably next time.

• Removing cleanly: the adhesive is permanent and extra strong — expect paper tear or residue if you try to peel a label off.
• Thermal and roll label printers (Zebra, Brother QL, DYMO and similar): these are A4 sheets for laser, inkjet and copiers only.
• Outdoor, weatherproof or chemical-resistant marking: these are paper labels; for that you need a film (polyester or vinyl) label.
• Other brands' templates: do not assume an Avery or other layout matches — use the HERMA template for 10916 so the print lines up.