Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They are Used for

<h1>Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They are Used for</h1>Author: <a title="Brenda Stokes" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/brenda-stokes/25643.htm">Brenda Stokes</a> Print sized labels are popular in the world of internet marketing. Let us now discuss the 10 most commonly used print sized labels and their uses. 0.625” Circle: This label is a circular label which is used in a standard 8” by 11” sheet. Its top margin is 0.725”, bottom is 0.725”, left is 0.53” while the right is 0.53”. Per sheet, you can use such 154 labels. This print label is available in white, white gloss laser, white photo gloss inkjet, 100% recycled white and waterproof silver polyester. 0.75” Circle: The label is a 0.75 circle label and it is used in an 8.5” by 11” sheet. Its top margin is 0.666”, bottom is again 0.666, left is 0.625” and right is 0.625”. You can print up to 108 labels per sheet. Most commonly used labels here are rounded, lip balm and circle. 0.9375” x 9.0625”: On a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”, we can have 7 such labels. The top margin of this label is 0.96875”, bottom 0.96875”, right 0.46875” and left is 0.46875”. This label is mainly used as a wrap around in a tin container. 1” x 1” Label: If we take the example of a standard 8.5” by 11” sheet, then we can have up to 80 1” x 1” labels on it. The top margin is 0.5”, bottom is 0.5”, right is 0.25” and left is also 0.25”. It can be used for a variety of purposes and is compatible with both laser as well as inkjet printers. 1” Circle Labels: In a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”, we can incorporate as many as 63 1” circle labels. The margins are top-0.5”, bottom-0.5”, right-0.38” and left-0.38”. It is most commonly used as a round or circle label. 1” x 8.25” Label: This label can be used as many as 7 times in a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”. Its top margin is 1.375”, bottom is 1.375, right is 0.25” and left is again 0.25”. It is most commonly used as a wrap around tin faced label. 2.375” by 1.25” Label: We can have as many as 18 such labels in a sheet that measures 8.5” by 11”. Its dimensions are 2.375” by 1.25” and it top margin is 1.125”, bottom is 1.125”, right is 0.3725” and left is o.3725”. It is mainly used for mailing invitations and announcements. 1.5” Circular Labels: They are multipurpose in nature and can be used 30 times in a standard 8.5” by 11” sheet of paper.About the Author: About the Author: 
This Article is written by John C Arkin from MyOfficePortal.org the contributor of <a href="http://www.myofficeportal.org">Office Supplies Information & Resources. More information on the subject is at <a href="http://www.myofficeportal.org/top-10-most-common-print-label-sizes.htm">Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They Are Used For</a>, and related resources can be found at <a href="http://www.myofficeportal.org/how-to-deal-with-paper-jams.htm">How to Deal with Paper Jams</a>.Article Source: <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/">ArticlesBase.com</a> - <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/hardware-articles/top-10-most-common-print-label-sizes-what-they-are-used-for-679304.html" title="Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They are Used for">Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They are Used for</a>

Print sized labels are popular in the world of internet marketing. Let us now discuss the 10 most commonly used print sized labels and their uses.

0.625” Circle:

This label is a circular label which is used in a standard 8” by 11” sheet. Its top margin is 0.725”, bottom is 0.725”, left is 0.53” while the right is 0.53”. Per sheet, you can use such 154 labels. This print label is available in white, white gloss laser, white photo gloss inkjet, 100% recycled white and waterproof silver polyester.

0.75” Circle:

The label is a 0.75 circle label and it is used in an 8.5” by 11” sheet. Its top margin is 0.666”, bottom is again 0.666, left is 0.625” and right is 0.625”. You can print up to 108 labels per sheet. Most commonly used labels here are rounded, lip balm and circle.

0.9375” x 9.0625”:

On a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”, we can have 7 such labels. The top margin of this label is 0.96875”, bottom 0.96875”, right 0.46875” and left is 0.46875”. This label is mainly used as a wrap around in a tin container.

1” x 1” Label:

If we take the example of a standard 8.5” by 11” sheet, then we can have up to 80 1” x 1” labels on it. The top margin is 0.5”, bottom is 0.5”, right is 0.25” and left is also 0.25”. It can be used for a variety of purposes and is compatible with both laser as well as inkjet printers.

1” Circle Labels:

In a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”, we can incorporate as many as 63 1” circle labels. The margins are top-0.5”, bottom-0.5”, right-0.38” and left-0.38”. It is most commonly used as a round or circle label.

1” x 8.25” Label:

This label can be used as many as 7 times in a sheet which measures 8.5” by 11”. Its top margin is 1.375”, bottom is 1.375, right is 0.25” and left is again 0.25”. It is most commonly used as a wrap around tin faced label.

2.375” by 1.25” Label:

We can have as many as 18 such labels in a sheet that measures 8.5” by 11”. Its dimensions are 2.375” by 1.25” and it top margin is 1.125”, bottom is 1.125”, right is 0.3725” and left is o.3725”. It is mainly used for mailing invitations and announcements.

1.5” Circular Labels:

They are multipurpose in nature and can be used 30 times in a standard 8.5” by 11” sheet of paper.

About the Author:
This Article is written by John C Arkin from MyOfficePortal.org the contributor of Office Supplies Information & Resources. More information on the subject is at Top 10 Most Common Print Label Sizes & What They Are Used For, and related resources can be found at How to Deal with Paper Jams.

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