20 Rolls Thermal Labels

Perfect!!!

Excellent price. Sticks well and love the size. Would definitely recommend. I use them to cover up company names on boxes I am reusing.

Well packed, sturdy pound, solid adhesive.

excellent as described

Great product

The quality is good, it sticks without any issues. We didn’t had any problems except that the machine was jamming sometimes, I use Zebra thermal printer. But I don’t know if it is due to the label or printer. It is not thick at all, easy to use machines, just you have to put it in to the printer. The functionality is 10/10, makes it’s job.

Ok, so if you're reading reviews on labels like this, that means you are probably looking to better labels than the crap stock you have been using. Let's start with the only "negative" I have to say about the labels. They are a little on the "thin" side. This isn't a bad thing, but it's worth noting that they are a little thin compared to the previous brand / source for thermal labels I had. But that doesn't mean thing I hate them. Quite the contrary. It's just worth pointing out, that comparative to other labels that I have purchased and used, this is a little "thin". BUT, they are great, nonetheless. They print clean, clear, and without fail. They feed through the machine without crimping, curling, or otherwise creating a mess on the roller, or thermal print head. (ZP450, Zebra, with over 500K labels printed. It's a used and abused machine) The perforation WORKS. So many of the labels that I have used have TERRIBLE perforation, and when you are trying to tear them (if... like us, you print a large group of labels at once, and then tear later) you end up with a mess of labels that can get stuck together. These tear, on the perf, every. single. time. The little piece of tape that holds the roll secure? It actually comes off pretty easy, meaning you don't waste a ton of labels because someone added WAY too much of the tape, and ruined the first several labels on the roll. The Core is solid. If you work in a hot environment, you may have encountered some label rolls with cores that will literally fall apart in the heat. These are being used in a hot, stuffy, warehouse. So far, not a single core (I'm halfway through the first case I bought) has failed, or otherwise created a problem while printing. TL;DR - If you are in the market for 4x6 Thermal Labels, you want labels that print, clear, properly, without mucking up your printer, and without being a nightmare to tear apart. Stop. Buy these. Thank me later.

Doesn’t work well with dymo printer. Labels continuously feed through wasting labels.