YOUR BUYING COMPANION
Get the right fit for your setup.
Three useful checks before you order. Work through them at your own pace.
01Check the printer and template
Each label is 1 × 2⅝ inches in a 30-per-sheet layout. The source lists template layouts 5160, 5260, 5960, 5970, 5971, 5972, 5979, 5980, 8160, 8250 and 8460. These are layout compatibility references, not a claim that another template brand manufactures these MaeLine labels. Confirm the actual sheet size, margins and printer label-media support before printing; a matching label size alone does not establish alignment. Follow your printer’s instructions for label stock, feed orientation and media settings.
02Choose the right configuration
Review the pack, color and other options. The selected configuration and price identify what goes in your cart; the photograph does not establish pack quantity.
03Plan the first use
Read the setup and care guidance below. For a larger supply order, check one item against the actual fit and intended task before distributing the rest.
Use these checkboxes to track your review. Confirm the selected contents and any fitting or care requirements before ordering.
WHAT IT IS · HOW IT WORKS
Print addresses in batches. Keep the sheet count and label count clear.
Prepare return addresses, mailing lists or simple office identification with 3,000 blank white self-adhesive labels. The pack contains 100 sheets, each arranged as 30 labels measuring 1 × 2⅝ inches. The matte labels are intended for compatible inkjet or laser printers. Start with a matching template and a plain-paper alignment check, then print a single label sheet before running a batch.
100 sheets means 3,000 labels
Each sheet has 30 blank labels arranged in three columns and ten rows. One pack contains 100 sheets, giving 3,000 individual labels. A cart quantity of two means two complete packs: 200 sheets and 6,000 labels.
Choose a layout before adding the addresses
Use a 30-up layout for 1 × 2⅝-inch labels. The source lists common 5160-style and related template references. Check all margins and spacing with a plain-paper test rather than assuming any address-label template will line up.
Print, peel and apply
The white matte surface is intended for suitable inkjet or laser label printing. After the print has set, peel an individual label from the backing and apply it to a clean, dry surface. This is blank label stock; postage and a shipping service are separate.
30 LABELS PER SHEET
A layout to check before you print.
Three columns and ten rows give 30 labels per sheet. Compare a plain-paper test with an unused sheet before printing your batch.
GET SET UP
How to use it.
- 1
Confirm the media and printer settings
Check the printer manual for adhesive label sheets and inspect the actual sheet dimensions. Select the correct paper size, label-media setting and feed direction. Keep the sheet flat and intact.
- 2
Set up the 30-label template
Select a compatible 1 × 2⅝-inch, 30-per-sheet layout. Add the addresses or identification text. Keep text inside the label boundaries and check for automatic scaling or fit-to-page settings that change placement.
- 3
Test alignment before the batch
Print on plain paper first and compare it with an unused label sheet. Check the top, middle and bottom rows against the cut lines. Adjust the template or print settings, then test one complete label sheet.
- 4
Print and apply the labels
Run the approved sheets as directed by the printer manufacturer. Allow ink to set before handling. Peel only the label being used and apply it to a clean, dry surface. Store unused sheets flat and dry.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Offices, small-business dispatch desks and home workspaces printing addresses or short identification text in a 30-label sheet layout.
Each label is 1 × 2⅝ inches in a 30-per-sheet layout. The source lists template layouts 5160, 5260, 5960, 5970, 5971, 5972, 5979, 5980, 8160, 8250 and 8460. These are layout compatibility references, not a claim that another template brand manufactures these MaeLine labels. Confirm the actual sheet size, margins and printer label-media support before printing; a matching label size alone does not establish alignment. Follow your printer’s instructions for label stock, feed orientation and media settings.
Get help with a larger order →PRODUCT FACTS
- Pack contents
- 100 sheets × 30 labels = 3,000 blank labels
- Individual label size
- 1 × 2⅝ inches
- Sheet layout
- 3 columns × 10 rows
- Finish
- White matte
- Backing
- Self-adhesive, peel from backing sheet
- Printer use
- Compatible inkjet or laser printers supporting adhesive label sheets
- Template references
- 5160, 5260, 5960, 5970, 5971, 5972, 5979, 5980, 8160, 8250, 8460
- Not included
- Printer, ink, postage and preprinted addresses
BEFORE YOU ORDER
Useful answers.
How many labels will I receive?
One pack contains 100 sheets with 30 individual labels on each sheet: 3,000 labels in total. It is not a pack of 100 individual labels.
What size is each label?
Each label measures 1 inch high by 2⅝ inches wide. There are three columns and ten rows on each sheet.
Which template should I start with?
The source lists 5160, 5260, 5960, 5970, 5971, 5972, 5979, 5980, 8160, 8250 and 8460 layout references. Check the actual sheet dimensions, margins and spacing, and test on plain paper before printing on the labels.
Can I use an inkjet or laser printer?
The source lists both inkjet and laser printing. Your printer must also support adhesive label sheets of the supplied dimensions. Follow its media, tray and feed instructions; universal support for every printer model is not promised.
Are addresses, ink or postage included?
No. These are blank white labels with adhesive backing. You provide the addresses or other content and a suitable printer. Ink, printer hardware and postage are not included.
Can I use these in a roll-fed thermal label printer?
These are 30-up sheets, rather than thermal label rolls. Do not assume compatibility with a roll-fed printer or a dedicated postage-label device.
Are they waterproof or removable?
Waterproof performance, freezer use and clean-removal characteristics are not verified. Treat them as ordinary matte self-adhesive address labels and test the intended surface if those properties matter.
Why do the print and label edges not line up?
Check template margins, paper size, feed orientation and print scaling. Compare a plain-paper print with the unused sheet across all rows before wasting label stock.
Do the black lines in the image print on the labels?
The source image illustrates the sheet layout. The product is described as blank white matte label stock; the diagram’s outlines are not a supplied address design.