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White rectangular thermal-transfer label rolls on cardboard cores, four rolls per carton

Abbott Label

Abbott Label 4" x 8" General Use Labels Non-Perf Thermal Transfer 750 per roll 4 Rolls per Carton

SKU CH-653B-B247Q

General-use thermal-transfer labels with permanent acrylic adhesive suitable for indirect food contact, supplied as 3000 labels per carton

  • 3000 labels per carton supply high-volume labelling operations
  • 750 labels per roll reduce roll-change downtime
  • Permanent acrylic adhesive meets FDA 175.105 for indirect food contact
  • Service range from -65 °F to 200 °F suits cold and hot environments
  • Minimum application temperature of 30 °F allows use in chilled areas

General Use Thermal Labels

Abbott Label 4" x 8" general use labels ship in cartons of four rolls with 750 labels each for a total of 3000 labels. The non-perforated design suits continuous thermal transfer printing in shipping, warehouse and office environments. A permanent emulsion acrylic adhesive meets FDA CFR 175.105 for indirect food contact.

Build and Mounting Details

Each roll uses a 3" core and an 8" outer diameter to fit standard industrial label printers. The 40# basis weight paper feeds cleanly through high-speed converters without jamming. Adhesive provides strong initial tack and ultimate adhesion even at lower temperatures. Service range spans -65degF to 200degF with a minimum application temperature of 30degF.

Temperature and Adhesive Limits

The acrylic adhesive maintains performance from -54degC to 93degC but loses bonding strength outside that window. Labels are not perforated so they cannot be torn off individually without a cutter. Direct thermal printers will not work because the face stock requires a ribbon. Food contact is limited to indirect applications only.

Highlights

  • 3000 labels per carton supply high-volume labelling operations
  • 750 labels per roll reduce roll-change downtime
  • Permanent acrylic adhesive meets FDA 175.105 for indirect food contact
  • Service range from -65 °F to 200 °F suits cold and hot environments
  • Minimum application temperature of 30 °F allows use in chilled areas

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What thermal transfer standard do these labels follow and what temperature range does that limit?

The permanent emulsion acrylic adhesive meets FDA CFR 175.105 for indirect food contact and is rated for a service range of -65°F to 200°F (-54°C to 93°C) with a minimum application temperature of 30°F.

What core size and outer diameter must the printer accommodate for these rolls?

Each roll has a 3-inch core and an 8-inch outer diameter, so the printer spindle and media compartment must accept those dimensions.

How are the labels loaded and what common step causes jams?

Thread the non-perforated web through the printer’s thermal transfer path, align the 3-inch core on the spindle, and set the media sensors for continuous stock; forgetting to switch the sensor from gap to continuous mode is the step that causes misfeeds.

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