Bsc Preferred LL181RD Multipurpose Labels 400 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL181RD is a multipurpose adhesive label designed for creating custom product or mailing labels in professional and office environments. Each label features a permanent adhesive backing that bonds reliably to a wide range of smooth surfaces, including paper, corrugated board, plastic, wood, glass, and metal. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels are straightforward to format using standard Microsoft Word templates. Sold as a case of 400 labels, this SKU suits operations that label inventory, shipments, or files at moderate to high volume. The package weighs approximately 3.06 pounds and measures 9.75 inches by 13.25 inches by 2.25 inches.

These labels are suited for office and light industrial applications where consistent, legible labeling is required across a variety of substrates. Typical use cases include product identification, mailing, filing, and general inventory labeling. The permanent adhesive ensures labels remain in place on packaging, shelving, and equipment surfaces without peeling under normal handling conditions. The case quantity of 400 supports recurring labeling tasks without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for flexible print-environment use
• Permanent adhesive bonds to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal
• Easy-to-format Microsoft Word template support for quick label setup
• Sold 400 labels per case for volume labeling applications
• Equivalent to part number S-3849R

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-3849R. Designed for use with standard laser and inkjet desktop printers in office and light industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free of oils or dust before applying labels to achieve full adhesive contact. Load labels into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer's orientation guidelines to avoid misfeeds. Once the permanent adhesive is applied to a surface, repositioning is not recommended, as bond strength is immediate on most substrates.