Avery AVE48160 White Mailing Labels Box of 750

Product Description

The AVERY AVE48160 is a white mailing label designed for address and general mailing applications in office and light commercial environments. Each label measures 1 inch by 2 5/8 inches and is manufactured using a chlorine-free process with soy-based and vegetable-based inks derived from renewable resources. The label stock incorporates a high percentage of recycled content, and both the labels and packaging are recyclable. Compatible with laser and inkjet printers, these labels are suited for high-volume mailing runs where consistent feed and print registration are required. Each box contains 750 labels.

AVE48160 labels are used in office mail rooms, shipping departments, and general administrative settings for outbound correspondence, package addressing, and document labeling. Their laser and inkjet compatibility makes them a practical fit for standard desktop print environments without requiring specialty printer hardware or custom media settings. The eco-friendly manufacturing process makes them a suitable choice for organizations working toward reduced environmental impact in their supply purchasing.

Key Features

• Label size: 1 inch by 2 5/8 inches, a standard address label format
• Compatible with both laser and inkjet desktop printers
• Manufactured with a chlorine-free process using soy-based and vegetable-based inks
• High recycled content in label stock and recyclable packaging
• 750 labels per box for extended use in high-volume mailing workflows

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard laser and inkjet printers. Compatible with typical office desktop print environments that accept sheet-fed label stock.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets according to the printer manufacturer's media guidelines, ensuring correct orientation to avoid misprints or jams. Always use the correct paper tray or manual feed slot designated for label stock in your printer model. Avoid running the same sheet through the printer more than once, as heat or repeated feeding can compromise the adhesive and cause labels to separate inside the printer.