Bsc Preferred LL138 Multipurpose Labels 14000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL138 is a multipurpose label sold in cases of 14000 units, designed for creating custom product labels, mailing labels, and general identification tags. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels use a permanent adhesive that bonds to a wide range of smooth surfaces. They are a practical choice for warehouses, shipping departments, offices, and facilities requiring high-volume labeling. The LL138 is equivalent to part number S-20129, making it a direct crossover option for buyers already sourcing that part. The labels are sold per case with a minimum order quantity of one case.

These labels are well suited for light commercial and office environments where consistent, reliable label application is required across multiple substrate types. Typical use cases include inventory tagging, outbound shipping, product identification, and filing. The labels are compatible with standard office printer setups and work with an easy-to-format Microsoft Word template, reducing setup time for print runs. They are an appropriate fit for purchasing departments, warehouse coordinators, and facilities managers sourcing consumable labeling supplies in bulk.

Key Features

• Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers for flexible in-house printing
• Permanent adhesive provides reliable bonding to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal
• 14000 labels per case for high-volume labeling applications
• Easy-to-format Microsoft Word template included for quick print setup
• Direct equivalent to part number S-20129

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-20129. Designed for use with standard laser and inkjet office printers and compatible with Microsoft Word label templates.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required for label application. Ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or oils before applying to achieve full adhesive contact. For printer use, load labels according to the printer manufacturer's media handling guidelines to avoid misfeeds or adhesive transfer inside the print mechanism. Store unused labels flat in a climate-controlled environment to preserve adhesive integrity.