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These are direct thermal labels sized 2 by 1.5 inches, sold as two rolls of 1,000 labels each on 1-inch cores. They need no ink, toner or ribbon, so a compatible direct thermal printer produces each label from heat alone. The size suits barcodes, address blocks and small product tags. They fit Zebra and Rollo desktop printers, and the perforation between labels makes tearing off a run quick. Compared with name-brand Zebra or Rollo media, they are a budget consumable, and buyers judge them on whether the adhesive holds and whether the print stays dark.
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Buyers of Betckey thermal labels generally report clean feeding and dark print on Rollo and Zebra printers, and many reorder for everyday shipping and barcode work. Complaints center on occasional rolls with weak adhesive or labels that peel from the liner.
These are 2" x 1.5" (51 mm x 38 mm) direct thermal labels on rolls. Direct thermal printing needs no ink, toner or ribbon.
The labels are perforated, so each one separates easily from the roll, and printed labels can be folded along the perforation to keep them organized. They have a top adhesive that holds in temperatures from 14°F to 158°F. The printed image resists fading and smearing, which helps keep barcodes readable for scanning.
They work with Zebra, Rollo, Eltron, Intermec, Datamax, Fargo, Sato, NEX and most thermal label printers whose print width can be adjusted to 2 inches. They do not work with Dymo or Brother label printers. Typical uses are product labels, address labels and UPC barcodes.
