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Heinrich Hermann (1870-1939) founded his business in 1906 in Filderstadt (Baden-Württemberg). The until now resident there operating part with its approximately 1,000 jobs to the three largest employers in the city. In those early years with ever-growing industry and flourishing trade in consumer goods Hermann familiar to the rapidly increasing demand for embossed labels, transport labels and sausage rings. Later more product ideas were added, z. B. Needle labels and adhesive rolls. For real bestseller developed since the 20s several creations, especially the photo Corner ("Transparol", 1926) and the paper seal with wire insert ("Clipfix", 1929).

Laser printers and pens
Meanwhile, the world has changed a lot technically. Herma produces - among others - still labels in all sizes, shapes and colors, especially optimized for the label with printers and copiers. Of course, all designs can still also be labeled by hand or use unlabeled. The product has particularly pens or (Edding-) suitable markers. Very liquid inks perform on the label to fray Scripture.

Properties / material / packaging
+ Material: acetate rayon, self-adhesive, PVC-free
+ Colour: white (slightly silvery matte)
+ Finish: 16 labels per A4 page, peripheral edge, label corners rounded
Can process and laser printers (color) copiers, the materials more than 140 g / square meter + suitable for most (color)

Application areas
(To be marked directly on the clothes) + name tags for seminars, conferences, trade fairs, company celebrations
+ ExLibris for books, labeling of bound books without dust jacket, or binders with fabric cover
+ Marking of fabrics, carpets, mattresses

Limitations
! Because possibly spotting NOT suitable for fine leather or delicate fabrics (velvet / silk)
! NOT suitable for writing in ink!

With MS Word and the PC printer
I have a fairly elderly Word Version (MS Word 2002). Under Tools -> Letters and Mailings -> Envelopes and Labels -> tab "labels" -> Options can select our manufacturers Herma. The desired type "4420", however, is not among them. If this is your software and so, then there are at least three ways:
(1) set up in Word manually a template; You must submit all relevant distances and lengths of the label sheet into a table.
(2) Fast and reliable is downloading the corresponding Word template from the manufacturers website. The link I have stored in my comment on this review. In this template can now be the label text to type and print one page.
(3) Herma offers on its website free programs to print labels. The handling of this software you must of course learn it for now.

Attributes and ratings at a glance
+ Easily detachable labels
+ High mechanical processing security through good flatness and flexibility
+ No adhesive deposits or paper dust observable
+ Multiple Pass in the printer is not a problem. So you can eg. B. labeling, print and remove the top eight labels. In a second operation, set the same, now half-empty, label sheet back into the paper tray / feeder and print the remaining sticker. As often is the course will not work.
+ Relatively good glue adhesion on smooth and slightly rough surfaces and on fabrics
o After peeling a label of cotton fabrics, it is usually not reusable because adhering residual fibers affect the adhesive surface
o The gentle opening of the package is not easy; with careful handling it is but good reclosable
- Identification of the appropriate printer type exists on the package, but m. E. improvement. There should be large and clear: "Not for inkjet printers!"

Summary
Quality has its price. There are probably cheaper labels that might not at all times have to be bad. Will or can not take any risks, you should trust in branded products such as these. Since I have no means of comparison with similar products from other manufacturers, I can only state that these labels will serve their purpose.