4x1.5 White Matte Thermal Transfer Shipping Labels 4/Case THL108
$155.97
/ case of 4$38.99 per label
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Inside dimensions
4" × 1 1/2"
Board / material
Matte Coated Facestock
Color
White
Freight class
Class 55
Specifications
| Inside dimensions | 4" × 1 1/2" (L × W) |
|---|---|
| Board / material | Matte Coated Facestock |
| Color | White |
| Sold as | Case of 4 |
| Order in multiples of | 1 |
| Case weight | 23.16 lb |
| Outer carton (shipping) | 15.25 × 9.0 × 8.0 in |
| LTL freight class | Class 55 |
| SKU | THL108 |
About this item
SKU THL108 — 4" × 1 1/2", Matte Coated Facestock, White. Sold as a case of 4, shipped from US warehouses.
4x1.5" white matte thermal transfer labels, packed 4 per case (SKU THL108); this is a second listing of the same BOX case stock at the same price.
Made for thermal transfer printers with a matching ribbon. Order by the case of 4.
Common questions
Are these labels compatible with my thermal printer?
Yes. These 4" x 11/2" thermal transfer labels are fully compatible with Zebra, Datamax, Sato, and most industrial thermal printers. Verify your printer's label width specifications (1.5" width) before ordering. Thermal transfer ribbons are required, ribbons are not included.
Will these labels stay on during international transit?
Absolutely. The permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive is engineered to adhere securely to corrugated cartons through temperature fluctuations, humidity, and handling typical of global freight operations. Matte coated surface resists smudging and scanning errors at distribution hubs.
How many labels are in a case, and what's the print area?
Each case contains 4 rolls. Label dimensions are 4" x 11/2", providing ample space for barcode placement, carrier information, and compliance markings required for international shipments. Pre-perforated liners between labels enable fast manual or automated separation.
What's the difference between thermal transfer and direct thermal labels?
Thermal transfer labels require a thermal ribbon to print, offering durability, fade resistance, and barcode longevity, essential for labels exposed to UV light, moisture, or extended storage in transit. Direct thermal labels (no ribbon needed) fade over time. For high-compliance shipping operations, thermal transfer is the industry standard.
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