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HouseLabels.com 16 Rolls 4" x 6" Direct Thermal Zebra FASSON Labels 3" Core 2800 Labels
Sixteen rolls of white direct-thermal shipping labels, 2800 total, 3-inch core for Zebra and other desktop printers
- TypeLabels
- ColorWhite
- 16 rolls provide 2800 labels for high-volume shipping
- 4" x 6" direct thermal format works with Zebra and other major printers
- 3" core fits standard desktop label printers
- Premium Fasson paper resists smearing during repeated scans
- BPA-free material suits address, barcode and badge printing
16-Roll Direct Thermal Label Pack
This pack contains 16 rolls of 4" x 6" direct thermal labels on a 3" core. Each roll uses premium wood-free Fasson paper from Avery Dennison for consistent print quality. The labels are BPA-free and designed for high-volume shipping and barcode work. Total quantity is 2800 labels across all rolls.
Suits direct thermal desktop printers
Compatible with Zebra, Eltron, Datamax, Intermec, SATO and Fargo desktop printers that accept 3" cores. Buyers needing thermal transfer ribbons or synthetic media should look elsewhere. Not intended for laser, inkjet or impact printers. Rolls will not fit printers limited to 1" or 2" core sizes.
Premium Fasson paper reduces smudging
The wood-free stock resists image smearing when packages pass through multiple scanner checkpoints. BPA-free coating removes a common chemical concern for warehouse staff. No software, ribbons or cleaning cards are bundled; only the 16 label rolls are supplied.
Highlights
- 16 rolls provide 2800 labels for high-volume shipping
- 4" x 6" direct thermal format works with Zebra and other major printers
- 3" core fits standard desktop label printers
- Premium Fasson paper resists smearing during repeated scans
- BPA-free material suits address, barcode and badge printing
Specifications
| Type | Labels |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
Does my printer need a 3-inch core holder to use these 16 rolls?
Yes, each roll is wound on a 3-inch core, so the printer must accept that core size for the labels to feed correctly.
Will these direct thermal labels work in my older Zebra desktop printer that also takes thermal transfer ribbons?
They will, provided the printer has a transmissive label sensor and is set to direct thermal mode so no ribbon is used.
How can I confirm the labels are printing cleanly after I load the first roll?
Print a test shipping label or barcode; the image should be sharp, smudge-free and survive multiple scans without fading.
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