Bsc Preferred LL212 Laser Printer Labels 5000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LL212 is a case of 5000 photo-finish labels designed for laser printer applications in office and light commercial environments. Each label features a heat-resistant adhesive that holds up under the fusing temperatures common to laser printing cycles. The high-quality photo-finish surface delivers sharp print output suitable for product labeling, mailing, and general office identification tasks. The label format is compatible with Microsoft Word templates, reducing layout time for high-volume print runs. Sold as a single case containing 5000 labels.

These labels are used in office, warehouse, and light commercial settings where consistent, professional-looking printed labels are required in quantity. Typical applications include product identification, shipping and mailing labels, inventory tagging, and filing organization. The heat-resistant adhesive is particularly relevant in environments where labels pass through laser printer fusing units repeatedly or are applied to surfaces exposed to moderate heat. The Microsoft Word template compatibility makes formatting accessible without specialized label software.

Key Features

• Photo-finish label surface for sharp, clean print results from laser printers
• Heat-resistant adhesive formulated to withstand laser printer fusing temperatures
• Engineered to resist jamming during laser printer feed cycles
• Compatible with Microsoft Word label templates for fast formatting
• High-volume case quantity of 5000 labels minimizes reorder frequency

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard laser printers. This product is equivalent to part number S-21903.

Installation Notes

Load label sheets into the laser printer paper tray according to the printer manufacturer's feed orientation instructions. Confirm the correct template is selected in Microsoft Word before printing to ensure label alignment. Avoid feeding partially used label sheets through the printer more than once, as exposed adhesive areas can cause jams or damage the fusing unit.