Would this label, OL5051CJ,be suitable to attach to an employee ID card? Can I get a sample sheet to try out?

The adhesive on the OL5051CJ labels (clear matte inkjet material) should stick to a plastic employee ID card with out any issue. I am not exactly sure how you intend to use the label on the card so I can't say for sure whether it is going to be a good choice for your specific use. We are happy to send you a sample for testing if you would like to fill out our sample request form: https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Can you write on these? We are looking for labels to document maintenance on equipment exposed to water and oils plus we need to write info such as date and time.

The Weatherproof Matte for Inkjet is a printable sheet for use in an inkjet printer. Because this material can absorb liquid ink, you should be able to also use a permanent marker or a ball point pen. We would recommend samples for testing. You can request free sample sheets for the OL5051WJ by visiting the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

are these big enough to fit a 16oz square shape bottle? The dimensions for each bottle are listed below: 8 oz. bottle - 4.75" (height), 2.5" (width) 12 oz. bottle - 7" (height), 2" (width) 1 6 oz. bottle - 7.5" (height), 2.25" (width) Also I am looking for labels for round labels: 2.1 x 2.1 x 2 inches ; 3.04 ounces Lid label space max 2.25 inches diameter round label Side label space: Max 2 inches tall, jar circumference 7.5 inches what labels would you suggest for them?

According to the dimensions provided, the OL5051WJ may be a good fit for your bottles. To be sure, we would recommend samples for testing. Below are links to a few products that may work for you as well as a link to request free samples. If you need additional assistance locating the right sizes for your containers, you are welcome to contact Customer Support at 888-575-2235. https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL5375.htm https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL5450.htm https://www.onlinelabels.com/OL8500.htm https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Is there an Avery label cross reference.

This product (OL5051TC) doesn't lay out the same as any Avery product. We do offer an Avery cross reference list though. You can find our Avery cross-reference list at the link below: https://www.onlinelabels.com/av-cross-ref.htm

Would these labels work on hand sanitizers ?

Yes, the OL5051 can be used with some hand sanitizer bottles. We have this product listed on our Hand Sanitizer Labels page at the link below, along with several other sizes. https://www.onlinelabels.comhand-sanitizer-labels.htm If you'd like to try samples of this item to make sure it will work well with your bottle, please feel free to visit the following link to request free samples online. https://www.onlinelabels.com/samples

Are these weatherproof for use with essential oils

Our Brown Kraft material is an uncoated, paper-based label so it would not be recommended for applications that come into contact with water or oil. For a more durable option, you may want to view our weatherproof materials at the link below. While the materials can hold up well to water and oil, toners and inks used in standard printers may discolor or degrade. https://www.onlinelabels.com/materials/weatherproof-labels

What is the mil thickness?

The specifications of our Weatherproof Polyester Laser (LP) labels are as follows: Facestock Caliper: 2.0 mil ± 10% Liner Weight: 55 lbs. per ream ± 10% (24" x 36", 500 sheets) Liner Caliper: 3.0 mil ± 10% Total Caliper: 5.5 mil ± 10% Min. Application Temperature: +25° F Once applied, will withstand: -40° F to +302° F temperatures If you need any additional information, please reach out to us directly at the link below. https://secure.onlinelabels.com/Support/SupportRequest.aspx

Can someone recommend a size up from OL5051? Was told that OL5051 will stop my text from cutting off on left side my labels but OL5051 is to small. My HP inkjet isn't scaling to accommodate the true size 2.83 X 2.2 aka OL750...Thank you

It sounds like you may be dealing with non-printable margins on the OL750. Since this item does not have any margins, and most printers aren't able to print to the edge of the sheet, it is likely that the printer is cutting off the design. You can check your printer's printable area by using our margin tool at the link below. https://www.onlinelabels.com/support/printer-margins If you need something larger than 1.9" x 2.5", you may want to view our OL775 which is a 2.675" x 2.0" label: https://www.onlinelabels.com/products/ol775

Do these hold up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, for 40 minutes.

The Aggressive White Matte (AT) requires a minimum surface application temperature of -20° F. Once applied, it will withstand temperatures from -65° F to 200° F.

I wonder if I could ask a question about using Maestro to format this sheet of labels. Is it possible to have a few different designs all on the same sheet, or does each sheet need to have only one design? I do very small batches of different varieties, so it would be great to be able to print out three different ones on the same sheet.

Maestro Label Designer does allow you to add multiple designs on one sheet, or you can print a partial sheet. Below is a tutorial for your review. https://www.onlinelabels.com/articles/how-to-use-multi-design-tool?src=12

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Product Specs for OL5051 (detailed specs)

Sheet Size: 8.5" x 11"

Label Size: 1.9" x 2.5"

Labels per Sheet: 16

Type: Self-Adhesive

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