Avery 62404 UltraDuty Lock Out Tags Kit, Makes 15 Tags, 100lb Pull-Strength, 5.75" x 3.25
- Multi-purpose labels
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Removable laser labels in a 5000-count pack for high-volume printing
These removable laser labels come in a pack of 5000 sheets sized at 1 1/2 by 1 inches. They suit offices and warehouses that need high-volume, temporary identification for files, shelves or shipping containers. The adhesive releases cleanly without leaving residue on most surfaces.
The 5000-count package reduces reorder frequency for mailrooms, inventory teams and fulfilment centres. Each label feeds reliably through standard laser printers so large print runs stay consistent. Buyers who need permanent adhesion or waterproof materials should choose a different label type.
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The pack contains 5000 removable laser labels, so replacement frequency depends entirely on your print volume.
The printer's paper tray capacity or toner life will limit continuous output before the label supply runs out.
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