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210mm x 99mm Blank Label Template – Microsoft Word – EU30032

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/05/13

I tried archiving the page 210mm x 99mm Blank Label Template – Microsoft Word – EU30032 and the template http://templates.uk.onlinelabels.com/TemplateFile/eu30032-template/EU30032.doc, but that fails because that site refuses to be archived in the WayBack machine and Archive.is.

So here is a local copy of [WayBack] eu30032.doc.

Related (not tried yet):

  • [WayBack] Labels A4, 210 x 99 mm, white, permanent adhesion
    Ref. no. 4664
    Format 210 x 99 mm
    Content 300 labels / 100 sheets
    Colour white
    Printer type Laser, Copy, Ink
    Adhesive characteristics permanent
    Shape of corners square
    Material paper, matt
    Environment PEFC-certified
    EAN 4008705046640
    PEFC certificate [WayBack] Download now
    Printing template / Processing information [WayBack] Download now
  • [WayBack] Printing Template for Labels – 210 mm x 99 mm – 3 Rectangle Labels per A4 Sheet (Word/PDF) | Template For Labels
    210-mm-99-mm-3-Rectangle-Label-per-A4-Sheet
    Free Download Label Printing Template
    [WayBack] word-icon Word Template
    [WayBack] pdf-icon PDF Template
    There are 3 Rectangle Labels per page with each label being 210 mm wide and 99 mm high.There is a 0 mm gap between the label rows and 0 mm gap between the label columns to determine whether you can create your design with bleed or not. Whilst producing the design, due to printing restrictions on digital presses, you must consider that there is a 0 mm margin on both top and bottom of the sheet, and 0 mm margin on left and right hand side of the sheet.

    Please read your printer manual carefully as each printer has a printing tolerance of up to 2 mm. You must accommodate this tolerance by producing your design with enough bleed and/or leave enough gap between the label contents and the label cut line.

–jeroen

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