Bsc Preferred THL110 Thermal Transfer Labels 2400/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED THL110 is a thermal transfer label designed for product identification, shipping labels, and general packaging applications. Each label features a bright white, matte coated facestock with a permanent pressure sensitive adhesive that bonds reliably to corrugated cartons and similar surfaces. The roll is wound out on a 3-inch diameter core with liners perforated between labels for clean dispensing. Thermal transfer printing requires a ribbon. Sold as a case of 2400 labels, the THL110 suits high-volume labeling operations in distribution centers, warehouses, and shipping departments.

The THL110 is recommended for use in product identification, shipping label, and packaging workflows at the commercial and industrial scale. It is compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other standard thermal label printers that support thermal transfer printing. The case quantity of 2400 labels supports continuous-run labeling environments where reducing roll changeovers matters. This product is an equivalent replacement for part number S-5953.

Key Features

• Bright white, matte coated facestock for clear, legible print output
• Permanent pressure sensitive adhesive adheres well to corrugated cartons
• Liners perforated between labels for clean separation and consistent feed
• Labels wound out on a 3-inch diameter core for broad printer compatibility
• Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other thermal transfer label printers
• Sold in cases of 2400 labels to support high-volume labeling runs

Compatibility

Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other thermal transfer label printers. Equivalent replacement for part number S-5953. Suitable for product identification, shipping label, and general packaging applications.

Installation Notes

Load the label roll with labels wound out, seating the roll on a 3-inch core spindle. Thermal transfer printing requires a compatible ribbon installed in the printer before operation. Confirm printer settings match label dimensions before starting a production run. Follow the printer manufacturer guidelines for ribbon type and print speed to ensure consistent adhesion and print quality.