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True Gray Labels

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Give your designs extra flair by printing on gray labels.
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True Gray Labels (TE) - Technical Material Details
Our true gray label material is a vibrant gray-tinted paper with a permanent adhesive. It's similar to PMS 421 U in the Pantone Matching System and works in most laser and inkjet printers. Common applications for gray labels include filing, product labeling, and scrapbooking.
Printer Compatibility: Inkjet and Laser
Facestock Weight: 50 lbs. per ream ± 10% (25" x 38", 500 sheets)
Facestock Caliper: 3.7 mil ± 10%
Liner Weight: 53 lbs. per ream ± 10% (24" x 36", 500 sheets)
Liner Caliper: 3.2 mil ± 10%
Total Caliper: 7.5 mil ± 10%
Min. Application Temperature: +25° F
Once applied, will withstand: -75° F to +200° F temperatures
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The Psychology & Features of Gray Labels

The color gray is a neutral, balanced color. It commonly gives off a sophisticated and formal impression or is used to merge the authority of black with the creativity of white.

Our true gray label sheets are a vibrant tinted material with our standard permanent adhesive. They're both laser and inkjet printable and are similar to PMS 421 U in the Pantone Matching System.

Gray sticker uses include:

  • Product labeling
  • Office organization
  • File labeling
  • Address labels

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are true gray labels good for packaging?

    Yes, true gray labels can create a clean, understated look for professional packaging. They can work well for minimalist branding, office products, candles, tech-style packaging, and organizational systems.

  • Can barcodes work on true gray labels?

    Barcodes may work on true gray labels if contrast and print quality are strong enough. Gray backgrounds can reduce contrast compared with white labels, so testing is important. Test scanning before using them for fulfillment, retail, or inventory workflows.

  • When should I use gray labels instead of silver labels?

    Use gray labels when you want a simple colored paper look. Use silver foil or silver polyester when you want a metallic appearance or a more reflective finish. Gray is better for understated design, while silver is better when the material finish should stand out.

  • Are gray labels compatible with inkjet printers?

    Yes, true gray sheet labels are compatible with inkjet and laser printers. Review your inkjet printer's specifications to confirm if it supports label size and format. Always compare your printer requirements with the product details.