Bsc Preferred LL169 Multipurpose Labels 1800 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL169 is a case of multipurpose adhesive labels designed for creating product labels, mailing labels, and general identification tags. Each case contains 1800 labels with a permanent adhesive backing that bonds to a wide range of smooth surfaces. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels are ready to format using a standard Microsoft Word template, making them practical for shops, warehouses, and office environments alike. The case ships at approximately 2.66 pounds and fits standard storage shelving with a package footprint of 11.5 inches by 9 inches by 1 inch.

These labels are suited for light industrial, commercial, and office applications where consistent, print-ready labeling is required. Common use cases include inventory tagging, shipping and receiving, product identification, and filing. The permanent adhesive holds on paper, corrugated cardboard, plastic, wood, glass, and metal surfaces, making them versatile across stockrooms, job sites, and office settings. Sold by the case with a minimum order of one case.

Key Features

• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for flexible print environments
• Permanent adhesive bonds to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal
• 1800 labels per case for high-volume labeling tasks
• Microsoft Word template compatible for easy formatting
• Non-hazardous materials, safe for standard workplace handling

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-21845. Suitable for use with standard laser and inkjet desktop printers. Works on a variety of smooth surfaces across office and light industrial environments.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for label application. Ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or oils before applying for best adhesion. Once the permanent adhesive makes contact with a surface, removal may damage the label or the substrate. Print alignment should be verified with a test sheet before running a full batch through any printer.