Industrial Thermal
Label Solutions

High-speed, smudge-proof labeling for logistics, warehousing, and retail. Engineered for 100% barcode scannability.

Order Logistics Labels

Choose Your Technology

We provide both major thermal printing formats to ensure compatibility with your specific printer hardware.

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Direct Thermal

No ribbon required. The label surface is chemically treated to turn black when heated. Best for short-term use like shipping labels, deli labels, and visitor badges.

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Thermal Transfer

Requires a thermal ribbon. The printer head melts the ribbon ink onto the label. Ideal for long-term inventory, outdoor tracking, and high-durability requirements.

Technical Specifications

Efficiency in logistics depends on the technical reliability of the label. We engineer our thermal rolls for performance.

  • Printer Compatibility: Optimized for Zebra, Honeywell, Dymo, and Brother.
  • Adhesive Options: Permanent, Removable, or All-Temp (Cold Storage).
  • Core Sizes: Available in 1" (Desktop) and 3" (Industrial) cores.
  • Format: Choice of Rolls or Fanfold (for high-volume external feeding).

Common Applications:

• Logistics: 4x6" Shipping labels (UPS, FedEx, DHL).
• Warehousing: Pallet tracking and bin location tags.
• Healthcare: Patient wristbands and specimen labels.
• Retail: Shelf-edge pricing and weight-scale labels.

Roll & Fanfold Configurations

Standard Rolls

Wrapped around a central core. Ideal for internal printer compartments. We offer various outer diameters (OD) to fit any machine footprint.

Fanfold Stacks

Labels are folded in a zig-zag pattern. This allows for massive quantities (up to 4000+ labels) to be fed from outside the printer, reducing downtime.

Thermal Label FAQ

Will Direct Thermal labels fade over time?
Yes. Because they are heat-sensitive, they can fade or darken if exposed to high heat or direct sunlight for extended periods. For labels that need to last years, choose Thermal Transfer.
Do you offer "BPA-Free" thermal labels?
Absolutely. All of our thermal products are BPA-free and safe for retail and food-service environments.
What core size do I need?
Small desktop printers usually use a 1" core, while large industrial warehouse printers require a 3" core. Check your printer manual or ask us for help!