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Avery

Avery 4013 Continuous Form Computer Labels 3-1/2" x 15/16" 5000 White

SKU CH-NP5R-A0BF5 MPN 4013

Continuous-form white labels for pin-fed printers supply 5000 permanent-adhesive pieces measuring 3-1/2" x 15/16" for high-volume mailing jobs

  • TypeContinuous Form Computer Labels
  • FeaturesContinuous-form labels for use with pin-fed printers Print t
  • ColorWhite
  • Sizes/Dimensions3-1/2" x 15/16"
  • Quantity5000 Total Labels 4-1/4" 1 Label Across
  • SpecificationsPermanent-Adhesive
  • Print thousands of labels without reloading thanks to 5000 continuous-form sheets
  • Permanent adhesive keeps labels flat with no lift or curl
  • Designed for pin-fed printers for reliable high-volume output
  • White 3-1/2" x 15/16" size fits standard mailing formats
  • 5000 labels per box reduces downtime on large mailings

Continuous-form labels for pin-fed printers

Avery 4013 labels come on a continuous carrier that feeds through any pin-fed printer. The format lets you print thousands of address or shipping labels in a single run without stopping to reload sheets. Offices and mailrooms that process high-volume batches will find the roll format keeps the workflow moving.

Permanent adhesive prevents lift and curl

Each label uses a permanent adhesive that bonds securely to envelopes, cartons or file folders. The adhesive is formulated so the labels stay flat after printing and do not curl at the edges during storage or handling. That reliability means fewer returned mail pieces and less time spent reprinting.

Simple loading on tractor-feed equipment

Drop the fan-fold stack onto the tractor pins, align the first label and close the printer cover. The continuous perforations advance cleanly through standard pin-fed mechanisms, so misfeeds are rare. The product is not suited for sheet-fed laser or inkjet printers that lack tractor feeds.

Highlights

  • Print thousands of labels without reloading thanks to 5000 continuous-form sheets
  • Permanent adhesive keeps labels flat with no lift or curl
  • Designed for pin-fed printers for reliable high-volume output
  • White 3-1/2" x 15/16" size fits standard mailing formats
  • 5000 labels per box reduces downtime on large mailings

Specifications

TypeContinuous Form Computer Labels
BrandAvery
Model4013
FeaturesContinuous-form labels for use with pin-fed printers
Print thousands of professional-looking labels without reloading or reprinting
Labels permanently stick and stay without lift or curl
Compatible with pin-fed printers
ColorWhite
Sizes/Dimensions3-1/2" x 15/16"
Quantity5000 Total Labels
4-1/4"
1 Label Across
SpecificationsPermanent-Adhesive
Shipping weight2.50 kg
Package size311 × 117 × 102 mm

Questions about this item

Do the 5000 labels on the continuous form need any special storage to keep the adhesive effective?

Store the box flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; the permanent adhesive on the white paper labels stays tacky for years when kept at normal office temperature and humidity.

What stops a pin-fed printer from running the 3-1/2" x 15/16" labels continuously for a full day?

The practical limit is the printer's pin-feed mechanism and paper path — if the tractor wheels stay aligned and the paper supply doesn't jam, the 5000-label roll feeds without reloading.

Does the 5000-label continuous form create noticeable heat or noise when a pin-fed printer runs all day?

The labels themselves add no heat or noise; any sound or warmth comes from the printer's print head and motor, not from the white paper stock or permanent adhesive.

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