Sheet Labels
199.6 x 143.5 No.2 White Self-Adhesive Sheet Labels (100 Sheets/Box) — Overview
These white self-adhesive (S/A) sheet labels are a practical, high-coverage labelling option for businesses that need a large label format on a sheet. The label format is commonly used where you want clear, readable information, prominent branding, or scannable barcodes without squeezing content into a small area.
Supplied as sheet labels (100 sheets per box), they are designed for straightforward handling, easy storage, and consistent application across day-to-day packing and identification tasks.
Key Features
Large label format: A generous label area helps you present addresses, product information, handling instructions, or internal tracking details clearly and professionally.
White finish for high contrast: The white face provides strong contrast for dark text, logos, and barcodes, supporting legibility and scan reliability in typical warehouse and office environments.
Self-adhesive convenience: Peel-and-apply labels reduce the need for tapes or glues and help speed up packing and identification workflows.
Sheeted supply for control: Labels on sheets are easy to feed, count, and manage—ideal when you want to print a batch, apply a batch, and keep the remainder clean and flat.
Consistent presentation: Using a standardised label format helps keep shipments, shelves, and files uniform—useful for brand consistency and operational clarity.
- Large label area for clear information and branding
- White face for crisp print contrast
- Self-adhesive peel-and-apply application
- Sheet labels for easy handling and storage
- Supplied in boxes of 100 sheets for convenient stock control
Typical Uses
- Shipping and dispatch labels where you want a larger, easy-to-read layout
- Warehouse identification (locations, bins, pallets, and cartons)
- Product and outer-case labelling for picking and packing
- Returns processing and internal tracking labels
- Office and facilities labelling (files, storage, equipment)
199.6 x 143.5 No.2 White S/A Sheet Labels — Full Product Guide
Choosing the right sheet label is about more than just dimensions. Print clarity, adhesion, handling, and how the label fits into your workflow all matter—especially when labels are used for shipping, stock control, or compliance-related identification. This guide explains what to consider when selecting and using this label format, and how to get the best results in everyday operations.
How It Works
Sheet labels are supplied on flat sheets with individual labels die-cut into the face material. You print your design or information onto the sheet, then remove each label from the backing liner and apply it to the target surface. This format is popular because it combines the convenience of printing multiple labels at once with the control of applying them one-by-one.
In many operations, sheet labels are used in a simple cycle:
- Create a label layout (address, barcode, product info, handling notes)
- Print a batch of sheets
- Apply labels during packing, picking, or stock movements
- Store remaining sheets flat to keep them clean and ready
Materials and Construction
This product is a white self-adhesive sheet label. While exact face-stock and adhesive formulations can vary by range, the core construction is typically:
- White label face (the printable surface)
- Pressure-sensitive adhesive (activated by firm application pressure)
- Release liner (the backing sheet that protects the adhesive until use)
The white face is chosen for its clean appearance and strong contrast, helping printed text and barcodes stand out. For best results, ensure your print settings match the label type you are using and that sheets are stored in a dry, clean environment.
Printing and Layout Considerations
Large-format sheet labels are often used for shipping and identification because they allow flexible layouts. You can include:
- Recipient and return addresses
- Order numbers and pick references
- Barcodes or QR codes
- Handling instructions (e.g., “Fragile”, “This Way Up”)
- Product descriptions, batch codes, or internal routing notes
To maintain consistent results, keep your artwork within safe margins and avoid placing critical elements too close to the label edge. If you use templates, confirm that the template matches the label dimensions and the number of labels per sheet used in your workflow.
Surface Compatibility
Self-adhesive labels generally perform best on clean, dry, smooth surfaces. Typical compatible surfaces include:
- Cardboard cartons and outer cases
- Paperboard packaging
- Clean plastics and shrink wrap (where the surface is stable and not dusty)
- Metal or painted surfaces (clean and dry)
For challenging surfaces—such as dusty cartons, textured materials, or very cold environments—adhesion can be affected. In those cases, it’s good practice to test a small batch under real conditions before committing to a large print run.
Health and Safety
Sheet labels are straightforward to use, but good handling practices help maintain quality and reduce waste:
- Store sheets flat to prevent curling and misfeeds
- Keep labels away from moisture, oils, and dust
- Apply with firm, even pressure to activate the adhesive
- Use clean hands or gloves if labels are used in presentation-sensitive environments
If labels are used for operational safety messaging, ensure the printed content is clear, durable enough for the environment, and positioned where it will be seen.
Ideal Applications and Use Cases
This label format is commonly selected when you need a larger printable area and a professional finish. Typical use cases include:
Shipping and dispatch
Large labels can accommodate full address blocks, carrier routing information, and barcodes without crowding. This can help reduce misreads and improve packing bench efficiency.
Warehouse and stock control
Use for carton labels, pallet identification, location markers, and temporary tracking labels during stock takes or reorganisation projects.
Manufacturing and kitting
Ideal for outer-case labels that include part numbers, kit contents, batch references, and internal routing details.
Office and facilities
Useful for archive boxes, storage areas, equipment identification, and general organisation where a larger label improves readability.
Maintenance, Cleaning and Care
Labels themselves are consumables, but how you store and handle them has a big impact on performance:
- Storage: Keep in the original packaging until needed; store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Handling: Avoid bending sheets; keep edges clean to reduce printer feed issues.
- Printing: Fan sheets lightly if recommended by your printer manufacturer; ensure the printer path is clean.
- Application: Apply to clean, dry surfaces; press firmly across the whole label to ensure full contact.
If you are applying labels to cartons in a cold warehouse, allow cartons and labels to acclimatise where possible, as temperature can influence adhesive performance.
Case Study (Example Workflow)
Scenario: A small e-commerce operation dispatches mixed orders daily and wants a clearer, more consistent label layout for parcels and outer cartons.
Approach: The team prints batches of sheet labels at the start of each packing wave. Each label includes the shipping address, order number, and a barcode used for internal scanning.
Outcome: Packing staff can read and scan labels quickly, and the larger format reduces the need to abbreviate information. The sheet format also makes it easy to print only what’s needed and keep the remaining sheets protected for the next run.
Who Is It For?
- Warehouses and fulfilment teams needing clear, scannable labels
- Retailers and e-commerce sellers printing shipping or carton labels
- Manufacturers and kitters labelling outer cases and work-in-progress items
- Offices and facilities teams improving storage and asset identification
Colours / Features Available
This listing is for white self-adhesive sheet labels. White is a popular choice for general-purpose labelling because it supports high-contrast printing and a clean, professional appearance.
Sizes Available
This product page represents a sheet-label format identified as 199.6 x 143.5 (No.2). If you are matching to an existing template or replacing a previous label, confirm the label dimensions and the number of labels per sheet used in your process before ordering.
Note: Product names and codes may reference internal sizing conventions (e.g., “No.2”). If you need help matching this label to a specific template or printer setup, share your current template details and we can help you align the layout.