GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.2.12.3 Continuous Forms with Labels
Label Size
Width
Length
JVeiqht
(inch]
(mm)
(inch]
:notmulti-part)
(
v&sight
;one sheet of multi-part)
(913
abel Thickness (inch)
(mm)
Total Thickness (inch)
(mm)
3uality (Multi-part forms)
3uality (Label)
&W-part binding
‘edoration
dotes
e 1-7. Continuous Forms with Labels
Front Entry
Rear Entry
Minimum
I
Maximum
Minimum 1 Maximum
Refer to Section 12.122.
4.0 I
Ifxl
I
11
15
0.0
0.0047
0.0
0.12
0.0025 0.021
0.065
0.53
Plain paper, reclaimed paper. carbonless
multi-part forms
AVERY CONTINUOUS FORM LABELS,
AVERY MNI-LINE LABELS, or the same
quality labels
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Rough bindings ot multi-part paper cause paper jam.
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The each sheet of multi-part paper should normally be pu
together by spot-gluing, paper-stapling, tape stitching. Spot-gluing
is recommended for the better pnnting quality
Spot-gluing must be applied on both sides of paper (Refer tc
Figure l-7.).
The spot-glued parts must be pressed flat. There must be nc
creases in the paper.
The paper-stapling must be applied from the front of paper and the
paper must be flat (Refer to Figure i-8.).
Paper-stapling must be applied for both feeding directions (Refer
to Figure l-9.).
The paper-stapling should be flat (R&r to Figure i-lo.).
Never use metal staples.
The position of binding must be outside of printable area.
Multi-part paper should bs bound firmly to each other and the
bmcknq must not be too large.
Refer to Section 1212.5.
The easy-cone-off label should not be used.
Every label must be put on the carrier.
Each comer of those labels must be rounded.
Each label and backing sheet should not have any folds or
creases.
Between each label, there should be the same sheet as those
labels.
The backing sheet must be continuous paper.
Continuous forms with labels should be inserted from front
entrance.
Refer to Section 1.2.12.6.
Rev. A
1-15