Box Packaging Inc THL610 Thermal Transfer Labels White 8 Rolls

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC THL610 is a case of thermal transfer labels designed for product identification, shipping, and general packaging applications. Each label measures 2 inches wide by 0.75 inches long and is wound on a 3 inch diameter core. The facestock is bright white matte coated with a permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive that adheres reliably to corrugated cartons and similar surfaces. Ribbons are required for printing. Each case contains 8 rolls. These labels are used by warehouse, distribution, and logistics professionals who need consistent, high-volume label output.

These labels are suited for residential and commercial distribution environments where durable, legible labeling is required. The 3 inch core size and wound-out label orientation make them compatible with high-volume thermal transfer print engines commonly found in shipping departments, fulfillment centers, and manufacturing floors. The permanent adhesive performs well on corrugated cartons, making them a practical choice for outbound shipment labeling and inventory tagging.

Key Features

• Label size: 2 inches wide by 0.75 inches long
• 3 inch diameter core for compatibility with standard thermal transfer printers
• Bright white matte coated facestock for sharp, high-contrast print output
• Permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive adheres well to corrugated cartons
• Labels wound out; liners perforated between labels for easy dispensing
• Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, SATO, and other thermal label printers
• 8 rolls per case

Compatibility

Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, SATO, and other thermal transfer label printers that accept a 3 inch core. Requires a thermal transfer ribbon for printing.

Installation Notes

Load rolls into the printer with the label wound out, per the printer manufacturer's media loading instructions. Confirm the printer is powered down before replacing the media roll or adjusting the label gap sensor. Verify ribbon type and width match the label stock before starting a print run. Consult the printer's user manual for core size and media specification requirements.