Maco MACML3000B White Address Labels Box of 7500

Product Description

The MACO MACML3000B is a box of 7500 white address labels sized 1 inch by 2-5/8 inches, designed for use with laser and inkjet printers. Each label features a permanent adhesive backing that holds securely to envelopes, packages, and documents. The labels are acid-free, archival-safe, and lignin-free, which prevents yellowing and brittleness over time. Sheets are letter-size and feed automatically from the printer input tray. These are suited for high-volume office environments, mailrooms, and bulk mailing operations where consistent, professional labeling is required at scale.

These labels are intended for standard letter-size sheet-fed laser and inkjet printers used in office and light commercial environments. They are well suited for bulk mailing, shipping identification, return address labeling, and general document marking. The letter-size sheet format is compatible with most popular label software programs, making them straightforward to print in quantity without manual setup adjustments. Each box contains 7500 individual labels, making it a practical choice for high-volume labeling tasks.

Key Features

• 1 inch by 2-5/8 inch label size — standard address label footprint
• Permanent adhesive for secure, long-lasting adhesion
• Acid-free, lignin-free, and archival-safe construction resists yellowing and brittleness
• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers on letter-size sheets
• Auto-feeds from printer input tray for uninterrupted print runs
• Box of 7500 labels supports high-volume mailing and identification workflows

Compatibility

Compatible with most popular label software programs and standard laser and inkjet printers that accept letter-size sheet stock.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the printer input tray according to the printer manufacturer's orientation guidelines before initiating a print job. Verify label template dimensions match the 1 inch by 2-5/8 inch format within your label software prior to printing. Do not run label sheets through a printer that exceeds the sheet's rated heat or pressure tolerance, as this can cause adhesive transfer inside the machine.