Bsc Preferred LL170RD Mailing Labels 8000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL170RD is a bulk case of permanent-adhesive labels designed for creating product labels, mailing labels, and general identification tags. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels are formatted for straightforward setup using Microsoft Word templates. Each case contains 8000 labels, making this a practical supply for high-volume labeling needs in office, warehouse, or shipping environments. The permanent adhesive holds firmly across a wide range of smooth surfaces, reducing the risk of labels shifting or falling off in transit or storage.

These labels are suited for office supply rooms, distribution centers, mailrooms, and light industrial environments where consistent, reliable labeling is required. The broad surface compatibility makes them useful across packaging types including paper envelopes, corrugated boxes, plastic containers, wood crates, glass, and metal surfaces. With a case quantity of 8000, the LL170RD is appropriate for organizations with ongoing or recurring labeling volume rather than occasional single-sheet use.

Key Features

• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for flexible office use
• Permanent adhesive bonds to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal
• 8000 labels per case for high-volume applications
• Microsoft Word template support for quick formatting
• Non-hazardous materials, safe for standard office and warehouse handling

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-17045R. Works with standard laser and inkjet desktop printers in office and light industrial environments.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer's feed direction guidelines to avoid misalignment or jams. Store unused label sheets flat in a cool, dry location to preserve adhesive performance. Apply labels only to clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil, or loose material for best adhesion. Do not run label sheets through high-heat fusing systems that exceed the label stock's rated temperature tolerance.