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These are direct thermal labels sized 1.5 x 1 inch (38 x 25 mm) on 1-inch cores, sold as 20 rolls of 1,300 labels each. Direct thermal stock needs no ink, toner or ribbon, so a Zebra or Rollo desktop printer produces each label in one pass. The small size suits barcode, SKU and return-address labels rather than full shipping labels. Against Zebra-branded stock, Betckey is a third-party consumable: the same format and adhesive at lower cost, with more variation in liner quality and die-cutting between batches.
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Lowest price we've seen: $59.99 on Nov 11 at Betckey. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Buyers of third-party direct thermal labels in this format generally report clean feeding and sharp print on Zebra and Rollo printers. Complaints tend to center on the small label size and on occasional rolls with wavy liners or weak perforations.
These direct thermal labels measure 1.5 inches by 1 inch (38 mm by 25 mm). Each roll holds 1,300 labels on a 1-inch (25.4 mm) paper core. They print with heat, so no ink, toner or ribbon is needed.
The labels are perforated, so each one tears off the roll easily. Printed labels can be folded along the perforation to keep them organized. The adhesive holds in temperatures from 14°F to 158°F. The print resists fading and smearing, which keeps barcodes readable for scanning.
They work for shipping, address and product labeling, and general use. They fit Zebra, Rollo, Eltron, Intermec, Datamax, Fargo, Sato, NEX and most thermal label printers whose print width can be set to 1.5 inches. They do not work with Dymo or Brother label printers.
