Bsc Preferred LL197YE Multipurpose Labels 2000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL197YE is a case of 2000 multipurpose adhesive labels designed for product labeling, mailing, and general identification tasks. These labels are compatible with both laser and inkjet printers, making them a flexible choice for office, warehouse, and light industrial environments. The permanent adhesive provides a strong, lasting bond on a wide range of smooth surfaces. Each label is formatted for easy template setup in Microsoft Word, reducing setup time for high-volume labeling runs. The case pack of 2000 units supports ongoing labeling workflows without frequent reordering.

These labels are suited for trade supply environments, small businesses, warehouses, and offices that require consistent product or mailing identification. They adhere reliably to paper, corrugated stock, plastic, wood, glass, and metal surfaces. This makes them practical for labeling boxes, bins, parts, and outbound shipments. This product is equivalent to part number S-21848Y and is sold as a case of 2000 labels. The unit of measure is CS.

Key Features

• Compatible with laser and inkjet printers for broad printer flexibility
• Permanent adhesive bonds to paper, corrugated, plastic, wood, glass, and metal
• Includes easy-to-format Microsoft Word template for quick setup
• 2000 labels per case for high-volume labeling needs
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-21848Y

Compatibility

Compatible with standard laser and inkjet printers. This product is equivalent to part number S-21848Y. Designed for general-purpose product and mailing label applications across a wide range of smooth surfaces.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the printer tray according to the printer manufacturer guidelines, ensuring correct orientation to avoid misprints. Use the provided Microsoft Word template or a compatible label-formatting application to align print content with label dimensions. Do not run label sheets through a printer that exceeds the recommended media heat tolerance, as excessive heat can cause adhesive bleed or sheet curling.