Maco MACML3000 White Address Labels Box of 3000

Product Description

The MACO MACML3000 is a box of 3000 white address labels sized 1 inch by 2 5/8 inches, supplied on letter-size sheets. Each label uses a permanent adhesive that bonds securely to envelopes, packages, and documents without lifting or curling. The stock is acid-free, lignin-free, and archival-safe, meaning labels resist yellowing and brittleness over time. Letter-size sheets feed automatically through standard printer input trays without manual alignment. These labels are suited for office administrators, shipping clerks, and mailroom professionals who need reliable, high-volume labeling output from desktop laser or inkjet printers.

These labels are designed for bulk mailing operations, return address printing, filing identification, and general office labeling tasks in both residential and commercial settings. The letter-size sheet format is compatible with most popular label software programs, allowing direct mail merges and batch printing. Because the stock meets archival standards, the labels are also appropriate for records management, document filing, and long-term storage labeling where permanence and legibility over time are required.

Key Features

• Acid-free, lignin-free, archival-safe stock resists yellowing and brittleness over the label lifespan
• Permanent adhesive provides a secure, long-lasting bond on envelopes, boxes, and flat surfaces
• 1 inch by 2 5/8 inch label size on letter-size sheets feeds automatically from standard printer trays
• Compatible with both laser and inkjet desktop printers
• Works with most popular label software programs for mail merge and batch printing
• Box of 3000 labels supports high-volume mailing and identification projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with laser and inkjet printers that accept letter-size sheet stock, and compatible with most popular label software programs for direct mail merge and batch printing workflows.

Installation Notes

Load letter-size label sheets into the printer input tray per the printer manufacturer's feed direction guidelines to avoid jams or misfeeds. For best print registration, run a test sheet on plain paper before printing the full batch. Do not run label sheets through a printer that uses a high-heat fuser setting outside the label stock's rated temperature range, as excessive heat can cause adhesive bleed or sheet curl.