Bsc Preferred LH240 Insert Cards for Label Holders 1000pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LH240 is a case of 1000 perforated insert cards designed to fit standard plastic label holders used in shelving, storage, and warehouse environments. Each card is cut from high-quality white laser paper and arrives on 8.5 x 11 inch letter-sized sheets with pre-scored perforations for clean separation. The cards are compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, making it straightforward to produce legible, professional shelf labels directly from a standard office printer. A Microsoft Word template is included to simplify formatting and layout before printing.

These insert cards are a practical consumable for warehouse operations, distribution centers, stockrooms, and retail storage areas where plastic label holders are mounted to shelving uprights or bin edges. Facilities managers, storeroom coordinators, and warehouse staff use these cards to label bin locations, SKUs, part numbers, and product descriptions. The perforated sheet format allows bulk printing of multiple cards per sheet before separation, reducing label production time in high-volume environments.

Key Features

• 1000 insert cards per case for high-volume labeling applications
• Printed on 8.5 x 11 inch perforated sheets for easy separation
• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers
• High-quality white laser paper stock for clear, crisp print output
• Microsoft Word template included for quick formatting
• Sized to fit standard plastic label holders used in shelving systems

Compatibility

Designed to fit standard plastic label holders commonly used in warehouse shelving, bin storage, and material handling applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to insert or replace cards in plastic label holders. Load the perforated sheets into a laser or inkjet printer tray, print the formatted template, then separate individual cards along the perforations before sliding them into the label holder slots. Handle printed cards carefully to avoid smearing toner or ink before it is fully dry.