Avery AVE30600 Address Labels 1x2.625 in White 3000

Product Description

The AVERY AVE30600 is a white laser address label designed for high-volume mailing and shipping applications. Each label measures 1 inch by 2.625 inches and features a permanent adhesive that bonds securely to envelopes, packages, and other surfaces. Labels are printed on letter-size sheets that feed automatically from a standard paper tray, supporting efficient batch printing. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels suit office environments where consistent, reliable label output is a regular need. Each box contains 3000 labels, making it a practical choice for operations that require frequent, cost-effective address labeling.

These labels are suited for office, warehouse, and light distribution environments where address and shipping labels are produced in-house. The letter-size sheet format works with standard desktop and workgroup printers without requiring special media handling. At 3000 labels per box, the AVE30600 is sized for organizations running moderate to high print volumes, including fulfillment operations, billing departments, and general administrative use. No specialty software is required beyond standard label templates.

Key Features

• Label size: 1 inch by 2.625 inches, standard address label format
• Permanent adhesive for secure, long-lasting bond on most surfaces
• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers
• Letter-size sheets with automatic paper tray feeding
• 3000 labels per box for high-volume printing runs
• White finish for clear, legible print output

Compatibility

Designed as a standard address label for use with laser and inkjet printers that accept letter-size media fed from a standard paper tray.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets face-up or face-down according to your printer manufacturer guidelines for letter-size media. Always perform a test print on plain paper before committing a full sheet of labels to confirm alignment. Avoid running label sheets through a printer more than once, as heat and repeated feed cycles can compromise adhesive integrity or cause sheets to jam. Store unused sheets flat in a cool, dry location to preserve adhesive performance.