• Direct Thermal
  This type of thermal label only requires the label to print. If you only load the blank labels into your printer to print, direct thermal is what you need to choose.

  I Use Direct Thermal
• Thermal Transfer
  This type of thermal label requires a wax ribbon to print onto a label. If you use a ribbon currently to print, you need thermal transfer labels.

  I Use Thermal Transfer

• Not Sure Which To Choose?
  

  Do you currently have a black line on the liner between each label? If you do, your mobile printer will require labels with a timing mark. A timing mark is a black line on the release liner in between each label. Also called a sensor mark, printers use timing marks to distinguish one label from the next.

  I Use A Timing Mark
• 

  If you don't currently have a black line on the liner between each label, your mobile printer will require blank labels and your printer will rely on gap sensors. Gap sensors are a section of blank space between each label. This allows the printer to distinguish where one label ends and the next begins.

  I Use Blank Labels

• General Purpose Adhesive
  Our most popular and least expensive option. Works for almost every barcoding application. Service temperature range of 32 - 125 degrees.

  I Use General Purpose
• Removable Adhesive
  Perfect for applications where you may need to remove the labels after application. Good for short term removable applications.

  I Use Removable
• Freezer Grade Adhesive
  Ideal for companies that are applying or storing their labels in refrigerated or frozen applications. These labels will stick in temperatures as low as negative 40 degrees.

  I Use Freezer Grade

• White
  A popular choice for almost all labeling projects. Won’t produce a glare or leave smudges from fingerprints. A great low cost option if you are looking for a standard label with excellent print quality.

  I Need White Matte
• Polypropylene
  The perfect choice for a more durable label. Synthetic material that is tear-resistant, water-resistant, and capable of withstanding harsh environments, oils, and chemicals. Ideal for long-term applications.

  I Need Polypropylene
• Color Paper
  A unique, versatile way to bring attention to labels. Useful for helping to recognize hazardous materials, drawing cautionary attention, or identification, tracking, and inventory purposes.

  I Need Color Paper
• Blockout
  A black backing designed to mute out any visible images, text, or colors. Perfect for covering up any obsolete information or previously used labels or barcodes.

  I Need Blockout
• Topcoated
  A finish that adds an extra layer of protection to help prevent scuffing or markings that can occur during transit. An ideal pick for a more durable paper material.

  I Need Topcoated

• Paper vs Polypropylene
  Not sure which label material is right for you? For short term labeling projects that provide excellent print quality and easy customization to any application, paper is what you need. When you need a more durable label resistant to tearing, smudging, and exposure to the elements like heat and moisture, poly is the perfect fit.

• Matte vs Gloss
  Not sure which label finish you need? If your label project benefits from a smooth, soft, and muted look to enhance your unique designs and give an overall authentic feel, then matte is an ideal choice. If your labels need to "pop" with a reflective shine and polished overlay that accentuates colors to look more vibrant, gloss is the way to go.

• Matte VS. Gloss Finish
  Matte Finish

  Matte black ink offers darker, sharper black text and images when printed on specific media: matte, textured, and plain. Matte is not recommended for either semi and high-gloss finishes. This version meets BS5609 certification.

  Gloss Finish

  Gloss black ink is optimized for printing on a wider variety of substrates when compared to black matte ink. This includes finishes such as glossy, matte, plain, texture, and more. This version meets BS5609 certification.

  • Select Matte Option
  • Select Gloss Option
  

  When deciding between matte vs gloss, consider the type of media you'll be printing on.

• Peel & Present VS. Auto Cutter
  Peel & Present

  Ideally suited for the manual application of on-demand printing. Peel-and-present capability prints individual labels with the liner already removed, allowing for immediate application. An integrated label-taking sensor holds off printing additional labels until the previous label is removed.

  Auto Cutter

  An excellent choice for creating variable-length labels. Auto-cutter capability covers the full spectrum of label sizes with a 4" or 8" built-in cutter. Because labels can be cut at any size, this version helps reduce costs and overall inventory when compared to buying and using pre-printed labels.

  • Select Peel & Present
  • Select Auto Cutter
  

  Both the peel & present and auto cutter options will allow for the use of a label rewinder.

• Blank
  

  If you're looking for ample space for printing variable information, this is the option for you. Our blank style offers versatility for what to print and where to place it on your scale label. Customize a variety of product names, packed on or sell by dates, weights, prices, barcodes, and more for your business needs.

  Select This Option
• Blank with Face Perforation
  

  If you're looking for ample space for printing variable information with the benefit of adding promotional efforts, this is the option for you. Our blank style lets you customize text and placement for product names, dates, weights, prices, barcodes, and more to meet your business needs. A perforated tab on the label facesheet can be utilized for promotions, coupons, callouts, and more.

  Select This Option
• Safe Handling Instructions
  

  If you're looking to highlight important information on your white label design with a pop of color and an added message, this option is for you. Vibrant blue text holds space for printing variable information while the addition of red "Safe Handling" instructions promotes food safety practices and handling tips.

  Select This Option
• Thank You & Safe Handling Instructions
  

  If you're looking to highlight important information on your white label design with a pop of color and an added message, this option is for you. Our vibrant red and yellow or black "Thank You" text compliments the addition of "Safe Handling" instructions to promote food safety practices and handling tips.

  Select This Option
• UPC Ingredient
  

  If you're looking to combine a UPC barcode, variable item information, and a list of ingredients in one label, this is the option for you. A crisp white design allows barcodes to easily scan while red and blue text draws attention to dates, prices, and more. Include a list of ingredients to alert customers to crucial product information, including allergens.

  Select This Option
• UPC Only
  

  Our preprinted layout has designated areas for important product information like packs, weights, and prices, and sell by dates, with additional space for a UPC barcode. Using a preprinted label allows colors to draw attention and helps highlight important text.

  Select This Option
• UPC Safe Handling Instructions
  

  If you're looking to combine a UPC barcode, variable item information, and important "Safe Handling" instructions, this option is for you. Vibrant blue text holds space for printing variable information while the addition of red "Safe Handling" instructions promotes food safety practices and handling tips.

  Select This Option

If you choose this option, one of our customer service representatives will reach out to get your logo artwork after you have successfully checked out.

We will then send you a proof for your approval. Once approved, our team will get to work. Please allow for a 4 week lead time for these custom orders.