Avery AVE4013 Computer Labels 15/16x3.5in Pin-fed 5000

Product Description

The AVERY AVE4013 is a continuous-form, pin-fed computer label designed for high-volume dot-matrix and pin-fed printer applications. Each white label measures 15/16 inches by 3-1/2 inches and features a permanent adhesive that bonds securely without lifting or curling after application. Labels are fanfolded to allow uninterrupted continuous feed, reducing downtime and reload interruptions during long print runs. The box contains 5000 labels, making it a practical choice for mailing operations, data processing, and office environments where consistent output and reliable adhesion are required. Office administrators and print-room staff are the primary installers of this label stock.

The AVE4013 is suited for high-volume mailing, shipping, addressing, and inventory labeling tasks in office and light commercial environments. The pin-fed, fanfold design feeds cleanly through continuous-form printers, maintaining label alignment across the entire run. The permanent adhesive is appropriate for paper envelopes, cardboard, and standard office surfaces. This format is particularly useful in operations running batch print jobs where manual sheet-fed labels would create bottlenecks.

Key Features

• Continuous pin-fed fanfold design for uninterrupted high-volume print runs
• Label size: 15/16 inches by 3-1/2 inches for standard addressing and mailing formats
• Permanent adhesive bonds securely without lifting or curling
• White label stock provides clean, legible print surface for text and barcodes
• 5000 labels per box reduces resupply frequency in active print operations
• Compatible with standard continuous-form and dot-matrix pin-fed printers

Compatibility

Designed for use with continuous-form, pin-fed dot-matrix printers that accept fanfolded label stock in standard tractor-feed configurations.

Installation Notes

Load labels into the tractor-feed mechanism of a pin-fed printer, aligning pin holes with the tractor pins before threading through the paper path. Verify printer settings match the label length to prevent misalignment across long runs. Power down the printer before clearing any label jams to avoid damage to the print head or feed mechanism. Store unused label stock flat in a cool, dry location to maintain adhesive performance and prevent fanfold sheets from sticking together.