Bsc Preferred THL107 Thermal Transfer Labels 5560/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED THL107 is a thermal transfer label designed for product identification, shipping, and general packaging applications. The labels feature a bright white, matte coated facestock with a permanent pressure sensitive adhesive that bonds reliably to corrugated cartons and standard packaging surfaces. Each roll is wound out and uses a 3-inch diameter core. Ribbons are required for printing. The case contains 5560 labels and is a recognized equivalent to part number S-5952, making it a drop-in replacement for operations already sourcing that specification.

These labels are suited for warehouse, distribution, and fulfillment environments where high-volume label printing is standard. They perform well across a broad range of thermal transfer printers and are appropriate for both residential supply operations and commercial shipping lines. Liners are perforated between labels, supporting clean separation during automated or manual application. The permanent adhesive ensures labels remain secured through typical handling and transit conditions.

Key Features

• Bright white, matte coated facestock for clear print contrast
• Permanent pressure sensitive adhesive adheres well to corrugated cartons
• Labels wound out with perforated liners between each label for easy separation
• 3-inch diameter core compatible with standard label printer spindles
• Requires thermal transfer ribbon for printing
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-5952
• Sold in cases of 5560 labels

Compatibility

Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other thermal transfer label printers that accept a 3-inch core. Equivalent to part number S-5952.

Installation Notes

Load the label roll onto the printer spindle with labels wound out, confirming the core diameter matches the printer's spindle specification before seating the roll. Install a compatible thermal transfer ribbon before printing, as direct thermal printing will not produce durable output with this facestock. Follow the printer manufacturer's media loading procedure and calibrate the label sensor when switching label stock to ensure accurate gap detection between perforated labels.