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Avery 5363 Self-Adhesive Address Labels 1-3/8 x 2-13/16 White 2400/Box
Self-adhesive white address labels sized 1-3/8 x 2-13/16 inches, 2400 per box for copiers and mail merge
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- 2400 labels per box keep bulk mailings running smoothly
- Self-adhesive backing applies quickly to envelopes and packages
- White surface produces crisp printed text and barcodes
- 1-3/8 x 2-13/16 inch size fits standard address formats
- Free Avery templates simplify design and mail merge
Self-Adhesive Address Labels
These white address labels are designed for copiers and measure 1-3/8 by 2-13/16 inches. Each box contains 2400 labels for high-volume mailing tasks. Compatible with Avery templates and mail-merge workflows.
Best for bulk mailing operations
Ideal for offices that print large batches of addresses or shipping labels using copiers. Not suited for buyers who need labels for inkjet or laser printers only, or who require waterproof or heavy-duty adhesive options.
2400 labels per box
The 2400-count box determines how long a supply lasts before reordering. Buyers with lower monthly volume may find the quantity excessive. This single figure drives the purchasing decision for mailroom planning.
Highlights
- 2400 labels per box keep bulk mailings running smoothly
- Self-adhesive backing applies quickly to envelopes and packages
- White surface produces crisp printed text and barcodes
- 1-3/8 x 2-13/16 inch size fits standard address formats
- Free Avery templates simplify design and mail merge
Specifications
| Type | Labels |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avery |
| Model | 5363 |
| Shipping weight | 1.09 kg |
| Package size | 222 × 159 × 44 mm |
Questions about this item
Do I need a specific printer type to use these 5363 labels?
These labels are designed for use with copiers and standard office printers that accept sheet-fed media.
Can I feed the 1-3/8 x 2-13/16 sheets through a legacy dot-matrix printer?
The labels are engineered for copiers and modern sheet-fed printers; continuous-feed dot-matrix machines are not compatible.
How do I confirm the 2400 labels printed correctly after a mail merge run?
Print a single test sheet first, then check alignment and adhesion on the white surface before running the full batch.
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