Avery Address Labels with Sure Feed for Laser Printers, 1" x 2-5/8", 1500 Labels (2-Pack 5260)
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They're ideal for FBA, to be sure. My recommendation is to purchase Averys under the name brand because you can be assured that they are high-quality labels. Other brands claim to be the correct size, but they don't fit properly.
Yes, I always ordered the 5160 and made a mistake with these. They both function in the same way.
Hello Bethany, after speaking with my office staff about this, they informed me that while laser labels print with inkjet printers, they take a little longer to dry properly, so you must be careful not to rub them right after printing. br>However, you won't be able to use a laser printer to print "inject labels only." Overall, after speaking with my crew, my current opinion is, and I apologize for this, if you can still exchange them, do so.
Each sheet contains 30 labels.
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Because we use labels for so many projects, we've gone through a lot of them. Labels with my name and address? Yes, on occasion, but we usually print directly on envelopes or use up our custom stock. Other than that, we use them for a variety of tasks, including adding random memos to documents, labeling packages around the office, and even wrapping presents for Christmas. Particularly appropriate for the holiday season. These make excellent personalized gift labels because they adhere well. br>br>As I previously stated, we use a lot of labels in the office for a variety of purposes. We have a variety of brands as well as a slew of knockoffs that are worthless. On the other hand, these are unquestionably among our favorites. They stick well, are incredibly easy to remove from the sheet, and are compatible with all of their pre-cut shapes. Templates that have been created and made available are available. They also look fantastic when used in conjunction with a high-quality color laser printer. br>br>Another major benefit is the price, which we like because of how many labels are included in each pack. This outperforms the majority of the other stores where we've seen these. It was merely an exaggeration. All of this, in our opinion, is a great deal. Oh! They also make great "Roommate stickers," which was a suggestion from one of our editors. We made sure to include a photo of a few of them because we thought they were hilarious. br>br>**Please let us know if you found our review useful by voting it up or down below. This makes it easier for us to provide useful feedback in the future.
These labels (Avery 5160, 3600 count plus 600 extra labels) were purchased in September 2015. I had previously purchased these and found them to be excellent, so I purchased a second box. However, I've been using this new box for the past six months and I absolutely despise it. I HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA They don't follow through on any promises they make. They're a little thinner than they used to be, but that doesn't bother me. They don't, however, adhere! Because the stickiness wears off (? ), every label eventually falls off. I had to replace it with another label (which eventually fell off as well). These labels are essentially GARBAGE and are of no use to anyone. br>br>At first, I only used a few at a time, so changing the labels was inconvenient but not a major undertaking. However, I've recently had to rely on the labels more. Now I'm seeing stick-like things. There are fewer labels that are falling off of everything. They can be found all over the place. Because the first sheet of labels fell off after a day, I had to replace it with a brand new sheet. What the hell is going on here? This is why, 6 months after receiving them, I'm writing a review for these s***ty labels. br>br>Do not purchase these.
Get Adobe Reader by clicking here. Thank you for stopping by. br>br>I used the Avery 30x template for this. To print my Amazon labels, I went to www. amazon. com. In the first row, about the first 3 or 4 print correctly, and the same in the second row. Then it gets farther and farther away from the bottom, until the labels are cut in half. None of the labels in the right size row are usable because they are printed too far to the left and end up on the plastic backing. I tried re-aligning my print head twice, but there was no difference. No adjustments of any kind correct this problem, print size settings of 100% were checked. Aside from that, I think they're a good product that sticks well to products and peels away easily from the sheet.
These labels are fantastic; they easily peel away from the main paper and are extremely durable. They are very well adhered. Please don't remove yourself from the situation! I highly recommend these label sheets, which run smoothly through my printer every time. Please mark if you found my review helpful. Thank you a lot!.
Everything I've used the labels on (regular paper, gloss, and various envelopes) has held up well. These labels accept the ink/toner well and I've never seen smudging on the labels, both with genuine HP toner and 3rd party toner. We use an HP LaserJet MFP M180nw and have had no problems with feeding at all, but you do need to make sure you change the 'paper type' setting before printing as this can cause issues otherwise. I've used these to make labels for a variety of occasions (wedding announcements, baby announcements, and everything in between), and they've all turned out beautifully. I have no reservations in recommending this brand.
For as long as I can remember, our office has used Avery labels. 5160 and 8160 are two of the most common numbers in the United States. We send out a lot of mail, and it used to work great. However, I've recently had mail returned to me because the labels appeared to be incorrect. We also examined and felt the labels' sticky side, and discovered that they are not particularly sticky. They're referred to as "easy peel labels" by Avery, and they're made with less glue. It doesn't help us at all if it's easy to peel, but the envelopes are falling apart! As a result, we'll need to consider other options. I'm hoping Avery will notice this review and take action.
The adhesive has a lower sticking power than other adhesives. Horrible. The adhesive isn't as sticky as any other label brand on the market. Because of their Easy Peel concept, application is extremely slow. Because of the Quick Peel bar coding, we have to pay a premium for these labels. We were able to use both of our Avery Quick Peel Labelers as a result of this. This allows for a three- to four-fold increase in label application speed. When applying hundreds or thousands of labels at once, Quick Peel technology was a real time saver, but now Avery has discontinued it. New labels are not printed with bar codes. Our Peelers have lost all of their utility. br>br>By peeling labels by hand, we are adding hours to our production time and increasing our costs. We'll simply die cut our own labels in the future to avoid paying Avery's high premium.
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