4″ x 6″ Thermal Direct Shipping Labels – Commercial Grade – Perforated – 4 x 6 Inch – 500 Fanfold Labels
- [ Specifications ]: 4″ X 6″ (100mm X 150mm) (500 Perforated Labels/stack), Using fanfold Labels instead of rolls reduces the time it takes to load new labels into your printer.
- [ Good Compability ]: Suitable for Zebra, Rollo, Eltron, Intermec, Datamax, Fargo, Sato, NEX and More…
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4″ x 6″ Thermal Direct Shipping Labels – Commercial Grade – Perforated – 4 x 6 Inch – 500 Fanfold Labels
tz –
Great for Shipping Orders. This paper was exactly what I was hoping it would be. It fits nicely in my label printer and works well for Paypal and Ebay shipping. It sticks well to boxes and envelopes and saves a lot of time compared to taping paper labels on packages. Plus, the box includes a lot of labels.I use this both at work and home and these are convenient. I like that they are perforated so I can put one at a time in the printer if I want or leave them hooked together if I need to print more than one. Overall, I can’t find anything I don’t like about these.
Cupcake –
Good labels, adhere well, and the fanfold is handy when you’re printing in bulk. These perform exactly as expected and work perfectly with my thermal label printer. No problems in printing and they adhere perfectly to all of my mailers (cardboard boxes, paper padded envelopes, and plastic mailers). I’m more accustomed to the rolls, but the fanfold labels are nice because you don’t need a dispenser, and if you’re printing a big run of labels, they are much easier to fold back up neatly. Mostly I’m printing mailing labels, but I also print product labels and “reused/recycled envelope” stickers to cover old labels and markings when I reuse shipping materials.
Honey Bunz –
Excellent brand. I have gotten a lot of different adhesive labels from this company and I have never been disappointed. These are no exception. These print and feed great. They are easy to peel and have never caused me any problems. I have started ordering these in the 1000 pack version and recommend this brand to my friends.
GK –
Just as good as others twice the price. When I first got my thermal printer I was only buying labels from the same manufacturer as the printer, thinking surely the quality of those should be best aligned to the device they themselves sell. Unfortunately the quality was spotty at best and I was tossing away at least 10% of the labels due to inconsistencies in the thermal paper. I decided to give these a shot and they are at the very least just as good as the labels twice their price. Most days, they are actually better and I find myself wasting far less labels due to ghosting artifacts from inconsistent treatment of damage to the thermal paper. Prints comes out just as dark and clean as any other label.Save some money and give these a shot.
GK –
Works well enough but a tad bit pricey. Does what theyre supposed to do. Ever 9 or 10 labels I have to toss one out because of some artifacting in the print ruining one of the barcodes. Seems to be dust or fibers that are occassionally stuck within the layers of labels that prevent the thermal transfer, or perhaps the coating itself had an issue.All in all, works well enough. Just sucks when you’re printing 10-15 labels at a time and have to go back through and find and reprint the one or two that messed up. Easy enough if you just print one at a time.
skywatcher –
Perfect for online sales. One of the most time-consuming things is printing labels on paper, having to cut them and tape them to packages. These labels speed up the entire workflow. They adhere very well, are super easy to peel, and they have taken the redundancy and labor out of this piece of the shipping process. Excellent quality, would recommend.
Lov33lychristine –
It’s cool. Papers on the thinner side but it gets the job done 🙂 remember ppl are going to throw it out anyways
Melissa –
Fantastic product. Fantastic product, works great!