Avery Consumer Products 5966 File Folder Labels 1500 Pack

Product Description

The AVERY CONSUMER PRODUCTS 5966 is a self-adhesive file folder label designed for use with both laser and inkjet printers. Each label features TrueBlock technology, which fully covers existing markings and previously applied labels beneath the new label surface. The 5966 ships in a box of 1500 labels formatted on 8.5-inch by 11-inch sheets, making them compatible with standard office printers. These labels are engineered to adhere firmly without curling or lifting over time, delivering a clean, consistent appearance across filing systems. Licensed contractors, office managers, and administrative professionals commonly use these labels to organize job files, permits, and service records.

The 5966 is suited for both residential and commercial office environments. Typical applications include filing systems for legal, medical, administrative, and trade service records. The label sheet format allows direct feed through standard desktop laser and inkjet printers. Labels include a yellow border design that provides visual contrast for quick folder identification across high-volume filing setups. Each sheet produces multiple labels, and the full-sheet format reduces manual handling time during print runs.

Key Features

• TrueBlock technology completely covers underlying text, markings, and old labels
• Compatible with both laser and inkjet desktop printers
• Permanent self-adhesive backing resists curling and lifting
• Yellow border design aids fast visual identification in filing systems
• Formatted on standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch sheets for direct printer feed
• 1500 labels per box for high-volume filing applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard laser and inkjet printers that accept 8.5-inch by 11-inch sheet media. Suitable as a direct replacement or replenishment label for general file folder labeling applications.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer's orientation guidelines before printing. Ensure the adhesive side is positioned correctly to avoid feed jams. Apply labels to clean, dry folder surfaces for maximum adhesion. Avoid exposing applied labels to prolonged moisture or extreme temperature conditions that may reduce adhesive performance.