A: When you remove a printed label you expose the silicone treated surface of the backing paper that may also have adhesive residue. Feeding the sheet through your printer after removing labels may cause contamination inside your printer. Also, removing labels disrupts the critical balance between label stock and backing paper. Feeding the label sheet back through your printer may cause curl or label edge lift. This could cause jamming and labels to peel off inside your printer. We do not recommend running label sheets through your printer multiple times.


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