Global Industrial B3176651 Thermal Transfer Labels 8 Pack

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL B3176651 is a pack of eight rolls of thermal transfer labels designed for product identification, shipping, and general packaging applications. Each label measures 2 inches wide by 1 inch long and is wound on a 3-inch diameter core. The facestock is a bright white matte coated material with a permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive that bonds reliably to corrugated cartons and similar surfaces. A thermal transfer ribbon is required for printing. Labels are wound out, and liners are perforated between labels for clean separation during dispensing.

These labels are suited for warehouse, distribution, and light industrial environments where high-volume label printing is part of daily operations. The 3-inch core size and standard label dimensions make them compatible with a wide range of commercial thermal label printers. Typical applications include outbound shipping labels, inventory tags, and product identification across receiving and fulfillment workflows. Professional label applicators and print-and-apply system operators are the primary installers and users.

Key Features

• Bright white matte coated facestock for clean, high-contrast print output
• Permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive adheres well to corrugated cartons
• 3-inch diameter core fits standard commercial thermal label printer mandrels
• Labels wound out with perforated liners between labels for smooth dispensing
• Requires thermal transfer ribbon - not direct thermal
• Pack includes 8 rolls for extended run production use

Compatibility

Compatible with Zebra, Datamax, SATO, and other thermal label printers that accept a 3-inch core and standard label stock widths.

Installation Notes

Load label rolls per the printer manufacturer's media loading procedure and confirm the printer is configured for thermal transfer mode before printing. Ensure the correct ribbon type and width are matched to the label stock. Power down the printer before changing media or accessing the print head assembly to avoid damage or injury.