InkJet Label Rolls 77mm x 237mm Non-Perforated for Inkjet Colour Label Printers

Description

High Quality Blank Inkjet Die Cut Blank Label Rolls with permanent adhesive.

Non-Perforated

Select Material and Core Size:

• InkJet Paper Matt Permanent 50mm Core 4 Rolls of 170 = 680 Labels
• InkJet Paper GLOSS Permanent 50mm Core 4 Rolls of 170 = 680 Labels
• InkJet Synthetic Matt Permanent 50mm Core 4 Rolls of 170 = 680 Labels
• InkJet Synthetic GLOSS Permanent 50mm Core 4 Rolls of 170 = 680 Labels
• InkJet Paper Matt Permanent 76mm Core 5 Rolls of 300 = 1,500 Labels
• InkJet Paper GLOSS Permanent 76mm Core 5 Rolls of 300 = 1,500 Labels
• InkJet Synthetic Matt Permanent 76mm Core 5 Rolls of 300 = 1,500 Labels
• InkJet Synthetic GLOSS Permanent 76mm Core 5 Rolls of 300 = 1,500 Labels

Note:

• 50mm Core sizes are compatible with most industrial InkJet printers such as the Epson TMC3500, Epson CW-4010A and C6500 series, Primera LX200, LX400 and LX500
• 76mm Core sizes are compatible with most industrial InkJet printers such as the Epson TMC7500, Epson C6100 and C6500 series, Primera LX810, LX900, LX1000 and LX2000, VIP Color VP485 and VP700, Colordyne CDT1600C

Main Features:

• Label Size: 77mm Wide (Across) x 237mm High/Long
• Material: InkJet Paper or Synthetic material
• Non-Perforated – No Perforation on backing paper between each label
• Core Size, Material and Adhesive: Select from the drop down list
• Wound Out
• Die Cut, Blank (White)
• Please choose carefully – NON Returnable Item
• Manufacturing Lead Time:
• Standard Orders – 3 Business Days before shipping
• Larger Orders – 3-4 Business Days before shipping

Guidance for selecting the correct labels:

Paper vs Synthetic Material:

The main difference between paper and synthetic materials for labels is their durability and resistance to environmental factors and that paper labels are more suitable for short-term labeling applications, while synthetic labels are better suited for long-term labeling needs, especially in harsh environments.

Paper labels are generally made from natural or recycled paper fibers, and are often used for short-term labeling applications. They can be printed on with various types of printing methods, including inkjet, laser, or thermal transfer printing. However, paper labels are typically more susceptible to moisture, sunlight, and temperature changes, which can cause them to degrade or become unreadable over time.

Synthetic labels, on the other hand, are made from durable materials like vinyl, polyester, or polypropylene. They are often used for long-term labeling applications and can withstand exposure to harsh environments, including extreme temperatures, sunlight, water, and chemicals. Synthetic labels are also resistant to tearing, smudging, and fading, making them ideal for use in industries such as manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare where labels need to be clearly visible and legible over extended periods of time.