Avery AVE5971 Neon Green Address Labels 750 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY AVE5971 is a pack of 750 neon green rectangular address labels sized 1 inch by 2.625 inches, designed for use with laser printers. Each label features a permanent adhesive backing that bonds securely to envelopes, packages, folders, and other surfaces. The high-visibility neon green color makes these labels well-suited for priority flagging, color-coding systems, identification tags, and warning notices. These are a standard sheet-fed label format compatible with common word processing and office software templates, allowing fast, accurate print alignment without manual setup.

These labels are intended for general office, shipping, and organizational use. Typical applications include outgoing mail addressing, warehouse bin labeling, file folder identification, and color-coded routing or warning systems. The 1 inch by 2.625 inch format is a widely used address label size that fits standard sheet layouts, making them straightforward to integrate into existing print workflows. Each pack contains 750 individual labels printed on laser-compatible sheets.

Key Features

• Neon green color provides high visibility for priority, warning, and color-coding applications
• Permanent adhesive bonds securely to paper, cardboard, and common mailing surfaces
• Laser printer compatible for clean, smear-resistant print output
• Label size: 1 inch by 2.625 inches — a standard address label format
• 750 labels per pack for volume labeling tasks
• Compatible with common office software templates for quick print setup

Compatibility

Compatible with many templates for Microsoft Word and other common office software. Designed for laser printers using standard sheet-fed label stock in the 1 inch by 2.625 inch address label format.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the laser printer tray according to the printer manufacturer's feed direction guidelines to ensure correct print orientation. Always confirm template alignment with a plain-paper test print before running the full label sheet. Avoid feeding label sheets through printers that use high-heat fusing systems rated above the label stock's rated temperature range, as this may cause sheets to jam or adhesive to release inside the printer.