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8,000 labels per case (2,000 labels per roll, 4 rolls per case, 1 label across) $15.65 per 1,000 labels Top-coated Thermal Transfer label. Ideal for various shipping, warehousing or identification requirements. Permanent acrylic adhesive. Thermal Transfer:  A material that requires a thermal transfer ribbon for printing. Heat is applied to the ribbon which transfers the ink onto the labels. Ideal for products that need more temperature resistance and a longer shelf life than a standard direct thermal product. Rolls: The standard packaging method for labels is to roll them onto cardboard cores. The most common core dimensions are 3" and 1" cores. Most stock rolls have an outer diameter of 8". Perforation: This refers to the perforation between each label to allow for easy tearing of the liner. Perforation is generally used for hand apply and non-perforation is used for machine apply.

4,000 labels per case (1,000 per roll, 4 rolls per case, 1 label across) $30.05 per M Top-coated Thermal Transfer label. Ideal for various shipping, warehousing or identification requirements. Permanent acrylic adhesive. Thermal Transfer:  A material that requires a thermal transfer ribbon for printing. Heat is applied to the ribbon which transfers the ink onto the labels. Ideal for products that need more temperature resistance and a longer shelf life than a standard direct thermal product. Rolls: The standard packaging method for labels is to roll them onto cardboard cores. The most common core dimensions are 3" and 1" cores. Most stock rolls have an outer diameter of 8". Perforation: This refers to the perforation between each label to allow for easy tearing of the liner. Perforation is generally used for hand apply and non-perforation is used for machine apply.  

4,000 labels per case (2,000 per stack, 2 stacks per case) $26.54 per 1,000 labels Top-coated Thermal Transfer label. Ideal for various shipping, warehousing or identification requirements. Permanent acrylic adhesive. Thermal Transfer:  A material that requires a thermal transfer ribbon for printing. Heat is applied to the ribbon which transfers the ink onto the labels. Ideal for products that need more temperature resistance and a longer shelf life than a standard direct thermal product. Rolls: The standard packaging method for labels is to roll them onto cardboard cores. The most common core dimensions are 3" and 1" cores. Most stock rolls have an outer diameter of 8". Perforation: This refers to the perforation between each label to allow for easy tearing of the liner. Perforation is generally used for hand apply and non-perforation is used for machine apply.