日本
just now
Avery 58160 Labels feature proprietary Sure Feed(R) technology to deliver a more reliable feed through your printer, preventing misalignments and jams Easily remove and reapply the label without damaging the label or envelope thanks to Re-hesive technology Repositionable adhesive becomes permanent over time so labels won't fall off Customize with free templates and designs at avery.com/templates Compatible with inkjet printers
Amazon
walmart
| Manufacturer | - |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avery |
| Item model number | 58160 |
| Color | White |
| Weight | - |
| Height | - |
| Depth | - |
| Product Id | 273003 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.9 (88 ratings) 4.9 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 072782581602 |
| # | Title | Reviews | User Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Search on Amazon
Price:
Search
on
|
Search
on
|
||
| 2 |
Avery Repositionable Address Labels, Repositionable Adhesive, 1" x 2-5/8", 750 Labels (58160)
Reviews: 88
Ratings:
(88)
Price:
$12.99
on
|
88 | (4.9) |
$12.99
on
|
Imagine that you just placed a label in the wrong position, or the label is put on crooked. It does happen sometimes, but using Avery's Repositional White Labels helps when you "finger-fumble" a label. Just peel it up and place the label where it should go!
We are constantly having to redo addresses or cover up information left behind on previously used folders and such at the company I work for. So instead of covering up label after label I invested in some of the Repositionable address labels that way I can take them on and off as needed and no confidential information is left for someone to find if they were to peel off the covering label. I definitely call this product a worth while investment.
Avery labels are compatible with all of my greeting card programs, so I was able to make some great looking labels for my family, adding pictures, monograms, and yes, actual addresses on them too. Fun to play around with! Why print blah labels when you can add pizazz?
A great way to encourage kids to write thank you notes, send greeting cards, etc. The pre-addressed labels make it easy for grandkids and great grandkids to do so. Plus the fact that the labels can be repositioned if incorrectly placed, gives little hands a second chance to straighten the labels.
I use the labels to print my student's names. I put them on supplies, notebooks, folders, pencil boxes. We use plastic folders for weekly work and recycle them. With the removable labels, I can take the names off easily and not have to keep piling them on top of each other.
A great way to encourage kids to write thank you notes, send greeting cards, etc. The pre-addressed labels make it easy for grandkids and great grandkids to do so. Plus the fact that the labels can be repositioned if incorrectly placed, gives little hands a second chance to straighten the labels.
Not only is it the perfect size for addressing envelopes, post cards, etc., but it's great for labeling jars, storage boxes, file folders - even inside lunch boxes! And the templates offered are beautiful - good job, Avery! A wonderful size, and a quality product!
Finally, a lable that can be printed using an inkjet then repositioned. There are times that entire envelopes have been thrown away because the label had an error. Now thanks to the ingenious product, materials once headed for the recycle bin can now be reclaimed. Well done Avery! Your company is constantly trying to improve their products.
I use my repositionable labels for eveything from files to jars. Where ever I have a need to label something these are the best. I am an avid recycler of bottles and jars for storage, so when I re-use something I can easily remove the label and apply a new one. No more having to use chemicals or scrubbing to remove adhesive residue. I love this product!
I like these labels and use them every month. Unfortunately, however, the template does not allow the easy use of partial pages of blank labels. You know how it goes - you print up a bunch of labels, but there are always 10-15 unused on a sheet. If you are lucky you could reverse the page and print a few, but there are always a half-dozen or so on each page that gets wasted.