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Sign up for Avery® Matte Address Labels With Sure Feed® Technology, 5662, Rectangle, 1-1/3" x 4", Clear, Pack Of 700 Labels
Do your packages and envelopes need a shot of sophistication? This pack of Avery matte clear address labels is the clear choice for sprucing up ordinary envelopes, packaging and mailing. These matte clear labels basically disappear when applied to white, light-colored or textured paper. Use these clear labels on vellum envelopes and glassine bags to create a printed-on appearance. These labels also feature exclusive Avery Sure Feed technology to improve print alignment and avoid jamming. The blue, textured strip on the top of each sheet provides better grip for printer rollers and helps feed the sheet through your printer. Ultrahold permanent adhesive makes sure that these labels stick and stay without peeling, curling or falling off. Once applied, the permanent adhesive makes sure that the label holds fast to a variety of surfaces including paper, plastic, cardboard, film, painted metals and glass.
- Sure Feed technology helps deliver a reliable feed through your printer to avoid misalignments and jams.
- Matte clear labels blend into white surfaces for a printed-on look.
- Peel and apply labels quickly with Easy Peel label technology; fold the sheet back to display the Pop-Up Edge for convenient peeling.
- Permanent adhesive stays secure on a variety of surfaces including envelopes, plastic, cardboard, plastic, metal and glass.
- Clear labels are perfect for personalizing envelopes, greeting cards, invitations and more with free templates at avery.com/templates.
- These labels are optimized for use with laser printers only. Using these sheets with inkjet printers may cause the print to smear.
- Paper with recycled content that may have originally been chlorine bleached, but was not re-bleached with chlorine compounds and any virgin content is totally chlorine free.
- UL Claim Validation - UL environmental claim validations lend third-party credibility to single-attribute environmental claims.