Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Fluorescent orange MEDICARE insurance labels supplied in a roll of 250
These fluorescent orange labels are designed for marking insurance documents in medical and administrative offices. Each roll contains 250 self-adhesive labels ready for immediate application.
The paper stock accepts pen or printer ink without smudging during long labelling sessions. Adhesive remains reliable across repeated handling of patient files and insurance paperwork.
Verify that 1-1/2" by 7/8" labels match your filing system and any label printer or template you use. Confirm the fluorescent orange colour meets your colour-coding standards before ordering.
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Paper labels generate no measurable heat during normal printing or handling.
Any standard desktop label printer or direct-thermal unit that accepts 1-1/2" wide roll stock will work.
The permanent adhesive is designed for paper-to-paper bonding and adheres well to aged manila surfaces.
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