Collection: Direct Thermal Labels

We offer wide variety of direct thermal labels-

Direct thermal labels 1” core : Desktop direct thermal labels are a type of label that is printed using heat. Direct thermal labels 1” core are designed for use with desktop printers and are typically available in smaller quantities and a variety of sizes and shapes. These labels are ideal for a variety of applications, including shipping labels, product labels, and event tickets.

Direct thermal labels 3” core : Industrial direct thermal labels are designed for use in industrial settings. They are made with durable materials and can withstand harsh environments. 3” core direct thermal labels are ideal for applications such as shipping labels, product labels, and asset tags.

Fanfold direct thermal labels : Fanfold direct thermal labels are labels that are folded in a fan-like pattern. This makes them easy to load into printers and reduces the risk of jams. These are available in a variety of sizes and materials, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Quick and easy to print: Direct thermal labels are printed using heat, which makes them very quick and easy to print. This is ideal for businesses that need to print high volumes of labels.

Durable and reliable: Direct thermal labels are resistant to fading and smudging, even in harsh conditions. This makes them ideal for shipping labels, product labels, and asset tracking labels.

Available in a variety of sizes and materials: We offer a wide variety of direct thermal labels in different sizes and materials to suit your specific needs. We also have fan-fold labels for added convenience.

Environmentally friendly: Direct thermal labels do not require the use of ribbons, which makes them a more environmentally friendly option than other types of labels.

Direct thermal labels can be used in a wide variety of applications, including:

• Shipping and mailing: Direct thermal labels are ideal for shipping labels, as they are durable and resistant to fading and smudging.
• Product labeling: Direct thermal labels can be used to label products in warehouses and retail stores.
• Asset tracking: Direct thermal labels can be used to track assets in businesses of all sizes.
• Warehouse management: Direct thermal labels can be used for a variety of warehouse applications, such as picking labels, packing labels, and inventory labels.
• Retail labeling: Direct thermal labels can be used for a variety of retail applications, such as price tags, shelf labels, and promotion labels.

The main difference between direct thermal labels and other labels, such as thermal transfer labels, is the method of printing. Direct thermal labels are heat-sensitive and use heat to create images, making them cost-effective for short-term applications. In contrast, thermal transfer labels use ink ribbons for longer-lasting, durable printouts suitable for various applications. So, the choice depends on your specific printing needs and the longevity of the labels.

There are many reasons to choose our direct thermal labels:

• We offer a wide variety of direct thermal labels in different sizes and materials to suit your specific needs.
• Our labels are BPA free, making them one of the most environmentally friendly thermal label papers on the market.
• Our labels have ultra-strong adhesive that ensures a tight stick on packaging, even in harsh conditions.
• Our labels are high quality and produce a sharp, clear image.
• We offer competitive prices and fast shipping.

Direct thermal labels are sensitive to heat, light, and humidity. To ensure that your labels remain in good condition, it is important to store them properly.

Here are some storage recommendations for direct thermal labels:

• Store in a cool, dry place: The ideal storage temperature for direct thermal labels is between 65°F and 75°F (18°C and 24°C). Avoid storing labels in extreme temperatures, such as direct sunlight or freezing conditions.
• Protect from light: Direct sunlight and UV rays can damage the thermal coating on direct thermal labels. Store labels in opaque containers or boxes to protect them from light exposure.
• Avoid high humidity: High humidity can cause direct thermal labels to curl and wrinkle. Store labels in a dry place with a relative humidity of 45% to 55%.

By following these storage recommendations, you can help to ensure that your direct thermal labels remain in good condition and last longer.