Bsc Preferred LL193PK Mailing Labels 2400 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL193PK is a multipurpose label designed for creating product or mailing labels in professional and office environments. Compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, these labels feature a permanent adhesive that bonds reliably to a wide range of smooth surfaces, including paper, corrugated board, plastic, wood, glass, and metal. The case contains 2400 labels, making it a practical choice for facilities with high-volume labeling needs. Formatting is straightforward using Microsoft Word templates, reducing setup time. Office managers, shipping departments, and facilities staff are the typical users.

The LL193PK is suited for general-purpose labeling applications across office, warehouse, and light industrial settings. Common uses include mailing, product identification, inventory tagging, and organizational labeling. Because these labels work with standard laser and inkjet output devices already present in most workplaces, no specialized equipment is required. The permanent adhesive ensures labels stay in place on the variety of surfaces encountered in shipping and receiving or stockroom environments.

Key Features

• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for broad equipment compatibility
• Permanent adhesive for secure bonding on multiple surface types
• Adheres to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal surfaces
• Includes easy-to-format Microsoft Word template
• 2400 labels per case for high-volume labeling operations
• Sold as a single case unit (MOQ: 1)

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard laser and inkjet printers. Compatible with a variety of smooth surfaces including paper, corrugated board, plastic, wood, glass, and metal.

Installation Notes

Store labels flat in a cool, dry environment to maintain adhesive performance and prevent sheet curl before printing. Load label sheets into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer guidelines, ensuring correct orientation to avoid misprints. Test-print on a plain sheet before running a full label batch to confirm alignment. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces free of dust and oils for best adhesion.