Bsc Preferred THD110 Direct Thermal Labels 735 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED THD110 is a roll of direct thermal labels designed for use with most desktop direct thermal label printers. Each roll features a 1 inch diameter core and a 4 inch outer diameter, with labels wound outward for straightforward loading. The permanent adhesive backing provides reliable adhesion for barcode, shipping, and inventory labeling applications. Each case contains 735 labels, making this a practical supply option for operations that cycle through label stock regularly. No ribbon is required, as the labels are printed through direct thermal technology that reacts to heat from the printhead.

These labels are suited for warehouse, distribution, and light manufacturing environments where desktop label printers are used for printing shipping labels, inventory tags, or product identification. The wound-out orientation is compatible with the feed direction used by most standard desktop direct thermal printers. The case quantity of 735 labels per roll supports moderate to high-volume labeling workflows without frequent roll changes.

Key Features

• Direct thermal format - no ribbon required for printing
• Labels wound outward for standard desktop printer compatibility
• 1 inch diameter core fits common desktop label printer mandrels
• 4 inch outer diameter roll for extended run length between changes
• Permanent adhesive backing for secure label placement
• 735 labels per case

Compatibility

Compatible with most desktop direct thermal label printers. This product is equivalent to part number S-7440.

Installation Notes

Loading is performed by a warehouse associate or equipment operator - no licensed trade is required. Power down the printer before loading a new roll to avoid printhead contact during installation. Confirm the wound-out label orientation matches the printer feed path before closing the print mechanism. Consult the printer manufacturer documentation for core size and roll diameter specifications before ordering.