Bsc Preferred THL130PK Thermal Transfer Shipping Labels 1000

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED THL130PK is a case of 1000 thermal transfer labels designed for color-coding shipments and flagging special shipping instructions. Each label features a flood-coated color finish, making it easy to sort, prioritize, or call out packages at a glance on a busy dock or in a warehouse environment. The labels are wound on a 3-inch diameter core for compatibility with a wide range of commercial thermal label printers. Packaged in cases of 1000, the THL130PK suits operations that process high label volumes and need consistent, reliable identification media.

These labels are intended for use in shipping departments, distribution centers, warehouses, and fulfillment operations where visual identification of cartons or parcels is part of the workflow. They are suitable for marking priority shipments, hazardous material warnings, routing codes, or any application where color coding streamlines sorting and handling. The labels are sold by the case, making them practical for ongoing supply replenishment in medium- to high-volume shipping environments.

Key Features

• Flood-coated color construction supports quick visual identification of shipments
• Available in eight distinct colors for flexible color-coding systems
• 3-inch diameter core fits standard commercial thermal label printer spindles
• Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other thermal label printers
• 1000 labels per case for high-volume use
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-5955P

Compatibility

Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and other thermal label printers equipped with a 3-inch core spindle. This product is equivalent to part number S-5955P.

Installation Notes

Load the label roll onto the printer spindle with the core seated securely before threading media through the print path. Follow the printer manufacturer's media loading procedure and confirm label size settings in the printer driver or firmware before printing. Inspect the print head for debris before loading a new roll to avoid print quality issues or label jams.