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Four white direct thermal label rolls in a carton

Abbott Label

Abbott Label 2-1/4" x 2" White Direct Thermal Labels 1370 per roll 4 rolls per carton

SKU CH-4351-GDSP5

White direct thermal labels, 1,370 per roll, four rolls per carton, 5,480 total, FDA-compliant adhesive for indirect food contact

  • 1370 labels per roll minimise roll changes
  • 5480 labels per carton support high-volume printing
  • Direct thermal coating prints without ink or ribbon
  • Permanent acrylic adhesive bonds to cardboard and plastics
  • FDA CFR 175.105 compliant for indirect food contact

Product Identity

Abbott Label 2-1/4" x 2" White Direct Thermal Labels come in cartons of four rolls, each roll containing 1370 labels for a total of 5480 labels. They use Fasson Direct-Therm 300LD facestock, a smooth non-topcoated bright white paper with high sensitivity thermal coating. The permanent emulsion acrylic adhesive meets FDA CFR 175.105 for indirect food contact. This product suits operations needing high-volume direct thermal printing on corrugated cardboard or plastics.

Upgrade Context

These labels replace handwritten tags, lower-sensitivity thermal stock, or adhesive media that fails on corrugated surfaces. The jump is worth it when print speed and legibility must stay consistent across thousands of labels in dry environments. Buyers who need moisture, oil, or alcohol resistance should look elsewhere because the non-topcoated thermal layer degrades on contact with liquids.

Installation Notes

Loading is standard for direct thermal printers used in industrial settings: feed the roll, align the perforations, and close the print head. The most common issue is exposing unused rolls to humidity or contaminants before printing, which damages the thermal coating. Another frequent problem is applying labels to wet or oily surfaces, preventing the acrylic adhesive from bonding properly to corrugated cardboard or plastics.

Highlights

  • 1370 labels per roll minimise roll changes
  • 5480 labels per carton support high-volume printing
  • Direct thermal coating prints without ink or ribbon
  • Permanent acrylic adhesive bonds to cardboard and plastics
  • FDA CFR 175.105 compliant for indirect food contact

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What printer roll holder width fits the 2-1/4" label rolls?

The rolls measure 2-1/4 inches across, so any direct thermal printer with a roll holder that accepts at least that width will accommodate them.

How do I load the perforated roll so labels feed straight?

Place the roll with labels facing the print head, thread the leading edge under the guide bar and past the platen roller, then close the cover; the perforation line must sit just beyond the tear bar or cutter.

When should I replace a roll if labels are stored near moisture?

The non-topcoated 300LD facestock is sensitive to water, oil and alcohol; replace the roll if the thermal coating has been exposed to liquids, as print quality will degrade.

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