4 x 8″ 102mm x 210mm, 1000 FanFold Labels, White Direct Thermal Labels, 4×8 Shipping Labels Permanent

£14.13

  • Size & Format: 4″×8″ (102×210 mm) Rectangular
  • Material: Premium white direct thermal paper
  • Print Technology: Direct thermal
  • Adhesive: Permanent Acrylic
  • Capacity: 1,000 labels per fanfold stack
  • Colour: White

4×8 Shipping Labels Specifications:

Specification Details
Label Size 4″×8″ (102×210 mm)
Format Fanfold (stacked zig-zag) with perforations
Labels per Stack 1,000
Stacks per Case 2 (2,000 labels per case)
Material Direct thermal paper (white, matte)
Print Method Direct Thermal (thermal head; ribbon-free)
Adhesive Permanent acrylic (general-purpose)
Color White
Perforation Yes (between labels)
Printer Sensing Gap (label gap sensing)
Compatible Printers Most desktop/industrial thermal printers (Zebra, Dymo, Rollo, Brother, Datamax, SATO, TSC, Epson, Honeywell, etc.)
Certifications/Standards BPA/PFAS-free; RoHS & REACH compliant
Packaging (per Case) 2 stacks (2,000 labels); case weight ~15 lb. (≈6.8 kg)

4×8 Shipping Labels Compatible Printers:

Printer Brand Model/Notes
Dymo LabelWriter series LabelWriter 5XL, 4XL, 550, 550 Turbo, 450 (including Duo/Turbo/Twin-Turbo), Wireless, and PrintServer. These Dymo desktop printers use direct thermal printing.
Zebra Desktop/industrial direct-thermal (e.g., GK420d, GK420t, ZD420/ZD620, ZT410/ZT230).
Brother QL-1110NWB (4″ desktop), RJ-series mobile printers.
Honeywell/Intermec PC42d, PC43d, PM43/PM23, PD43, etc. (4″ direct-thermal models).
TSC TDP-247, TE200, DA210, etc. (4″ desktop/industrial).
Printronix T4000 and T6000 series industrial label printers.
Rollo R110 and other 4″ desktop thermal printers.
Sato CL4NX, CL6NX (4″ industrial printers).
Citizen CL‑S521, CL‑S703 and similar 4″ models.
Others Various other brands (e.g., Argox, cab, Bixolon, etc.) – any direct thermal printer rated for 4″×8″ media.

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FAQs

Will these 4×8 fanfold direct-thermal labels work with my printer?
Probably — if your printer supports direct-thermal media and fanfold feeding. Most desktop and industrial thermal printers (Zebra, Rollo, TSC, Brother, Datamax/Sato, Honeywell, etc.) accept direct-thermal labels and have a fanfold or external-feed option — but check your printer manual for “fanfold” or “stack” media support and sensor type (gap/black-mark).
Can I use direct-thermal 4×8 labels for shipping (e.g., UPS/FedEx/Amazon)?
Yes — direct thermal 4×8 is a common shipping label size and prints crisp barcodes and carrier labels without ribbons. It’s ideal for same-day and short-term shipping labels; if you need long-term outdoor durability or heavy abrasion resistance, thermal-transfer (with ribbon) or a top-coated direct-thermal stock is a better choice.
How strong is the “permanent” adhesive — will it stick to corrugated boxes, plastics or cold/freezer surfaces?
“Permanent” general-purpose acrylic adhesives form a one-time, durable bond on cardboard, polybags, and many plastics when applied within recommended temperature ranges. They work well for typical shipping and warehousing; for extreme cold/freezer or oily/plasticized surfaces, order a cold-temperature or high-tack specialty adhesive instead. (Manufacturers publish min-apply and service temp ranges for each adhesive.)
How many labels come in a pack/case and how are they supplied?
Common commercial packaging is 1,000 labels per fanfold stack, often sold in two stacks per case (2,000 total). Fanfold format reduces spool changes and is sized to fit printers that accept stacked media. Always verify the seller’s pack count before ordering.
How do I load fanfold labels and avoid jams or misreads?
Best practice: make sure the printer’s feed path is set for fanfold/straight feed, align the label gap/black mark with the printer sensor, fan the stack slightly to avoid sticking, and feed the leading edge straight into the platen. Using perforated sheets and correct sensor settings prevents skew and tearing. If your printer has a fanfold tray or external feeder, use it for the smoothest results.
Will direct thermal 4×8 labels fade or smudge — how long do they last?
Direct-thermal prints are heat-sensitive: they resist normal handling short-term but can fade with prolonged sunlight, heat, oils, or friction. Expect excellent legibility for months to a few years in indoor, climate-controlled storage; use top-coated direct-thermal or thermal-transfer + ribbon for multi-year durability or outdoor exposure. Store labels in a cool, dark place to preserve the thermal coating.
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