| | |  | Printer Labels: Laser & Inkjet | Home » » » » » Avery Shipping Labels for Laser Printers with TrueBlock Technology, 3.333 x 4 Inches, White, Box of 600 (5164) | | | | | | | Description: | | You may be business savvy, but what about your mailings? These White Shipping Labels with TrueBlock™ Technology save time by allowing you to include both sender and recipient information on one label. The process is quite clever: Fill in a free template from avery.com. No need to adjust margins or spaces—just enter names, addresses, company logos and barcodes and print with your laser printer. And only Avery offers bright white labels with TrueBlock™ Technology to cover any markings underneath. Soon you'll have pages of professional-looking labels that completely cover everything underneath, and print without a jam or smudge in sight. Now you have a mailing solution that's as smart as you are. TrueBlock™ Technology completely covers everything underneath Labels are bright white for professional results every time Jam-free and smudge-free printing is guaranteed Smooth-feed sheet edges prevent buildup that causes printer jams Use white shipping labels for all your shipping and mailing needs Customize with free tools, software and templates from avery.com Save time shipping products with Avery® shipping labels | | | Features: | |
• TrueBlock Technology completely covers everything underneath
• Labels are bright white for professional results every time
• Jam-free and smudge-free printing is guaranteed
• Smooth-feed sheet edges prevent buildup that causes printer jams
• Customize with free tools, software and templates from avery's Website
• Customize with free tools, software and templates from avery.com
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| 2.74 pounds | | Package Length:
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| 2.8 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
I bought these to use as beer bottle labelsJun 13, 2008
By Chad Hill
"The Jetset Set"
I bought these to self-label my self-made beer. They work great, but they DO NOT come off easily once you're ready to reuse the bottle - even with soaking. I gave up on them because the adhesive was TOO sticky. I'm sure they're absolutely great for any other purpose where you need them to stick well.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Perfect for bottle labelsJun 22, 2010
By D. Brennan
I use these as labels for bottles. It is the perfect size for labeling 12.7 ounce bottles. The positive points are:
1 - They do not jam, bend or otherwise get messed up during the printing cycle.
2 - They peel easily from the sheet, but stick VERY firmly to glass.
3 - They are thick enough so that they can be applied to bottles smoothly with no wrinkles. This is a HUGE advantage over some other types of labels we have tried.
4 - The 5264 template is built in to most major software packages. Setting up the labels for printing was a breeze.
The negatives are: Haven't found any yet!
One reviewer mentioned that he had problems removing labels once they were applied to bottles. First, that's generally a good thing. The last thing I would want to happen is to have the labels just slide off after getting wet or being subjected to temperature changes. However I tried removing labels for the first time last week and didn't really find it all that hard. What I did was rinse the bottles with hot running water for a couple of minutes. I then places the bottles in a boiling water bath for 5 minutes. The labels peeled right off for the most part. In a couple of cases there was a bit of adhesive left on bottles, but that rubbed off easily enough while the bottle was still hot.
My wife actually then used a bit of an environmentally friendly degreaser on a bottle that was not boiled, and that seemed to remove the adhesive easily enough as well.
I highly recommend this product.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
excellent serviceDec 23, 2011
By walt
was especially thankful of finding this product was available on amazon. the cost is very attractive. shipment was promptly handled and was received in excellent time and shape.
Good LabelsAug 08, 2010
By Paul Moskowitz
Our town's energy committee recently had a project for which we needed about 250 peel-off labels. Our plan was to distribute 250 CFL (compact fluorescent) light bulbs free at our town's community day (sort of like a street fair) in order to encourage people to use the bulbs to reduce electricity use. CFL light bulbs can save about 75 percent on electricity over incandescent bulbs. For the 250 bulbs, we calculated that for 8000 hours of use and an electric cost of $0.10/KWh the total savings vs. 100 watt incandescent bulbs for all the bulbs would be about $15,000. There would also be a saving of 94 tons of carbon dioxide emission.
Avery Address Labels were a good choice for adding a label indicating the savings for using the bulbs and our committee's name. The question was how to get the information printed on the labels. At the Avery web site, I found free software, DesignPro, which makes it possible to produce label designs for different label sizes. I downloaded the software easily and got started on the design
For the labels, there were about a dozen pre-made templates for the different size labels. I chose the template that matched my labels. Using DesignPro was a little like using PowerPoint. I was able to cut and paste a graphics image, add the appropriate text, and choose a font for the text. A test run on my printer produced a beautiful matrix of labels. The only problem was to find out which side of the label stock had to be up. I can never remember. After an up/down test, I had my sheets of labels printed in no time.
Our community day give-away was a big success. Our free light bulbs lasted about four hours. We were able to peel the labels from the printed sheets easily. There was enough time to peel and apply the labels as we gave away the CFLs. One surprise is that we had to have a sales pitch even for give-aways. The other surprise was that many people had never seen CFLs before. I am now a big fan of Avery labels, but I recommend getting the free software to make them work.
0 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Labels do not stick!Jan 07, 2011
By jm
"jm"
I bought this product and wish I never did. The labels never stick to the envelope. They start peeling immediately no matter what kind of envelope I use. I have to tape down the label every time I use one. Well, at least I only have oh, 500 labels to go. Not recommended!!!
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