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4x4 Direct Thermal Shipping Address Label Roll - Adhesive

These are 4 x 4 inch direct thermal shipping address label rolls with a sticky back that print without ink or toner. Key selling points: crisp, high-contrast prints for easy scanning, strong adhesive that stays put on boxes, wide printer compatibility, smudge- and fade-resistant, and long rolls to cut label changes. They save time, lower supply costs, and make packing and shipping faster and more reliable.

Samples:

$3.3/roll | Min. order : 1 roll

Shipping:

Support Sea freight

Place of Origin:

China

Payments:

L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram,OA

Lead Time:

1-50000(rolls):5(days),>50000(rolls):To be negotiated(days)

Customization:

Customized logo (Min. Order: 20 sets),Graphic customization (Min. Order: 20 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 20 sets)

Brand Name:

yichaungda, yichuangda/OEM

Model Number:

RM2202

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Print machine

all barcode printers

Adhesive

Permanent and strong

Label core

core:40mm or 1" ( 3" available too)

Printing

Label Machine Printing

Usage

Shipping Labels

Size

100*150

Color

Plain white

Custom Order

Place of Origin

shenzhen

Use

Shipping Labels

Type

Adhesive Sticker

Material

Paper,thermal, Heat sensitive material

Industrial Use

Logistics, electronics, food

Feature

Heat Sensitive, high definition dark print, strong adhesive,, Water

Durable 4x4 Thermal Labels

Synthetic & Silver Labels on 4x4 direct thermal rolls deliver fast, ribbon-free printing with dark, durable images for dependable shipping address identification. Permanent adhesive plus waterproof, oil- and scratch-proof construction with strong release liners ensures secure, long-term attachment across a wide temperature range and compatibility with major direct thermal printers. Available in 500–2000-label stacks or rolls with OEM packing and free design service, these BPA-free 4x4 labels are cost-effective and ready to ship for high-volume fulfillment.

4x4 Thermal Adhesive Labels

This 4x4 (100×100mm) direct thermal shipping address label roll is available in fanfold or roll formats for immediate shipment, fits major direct thermal printers such as Fargo, Rollo, Elton, Datamax, Sato and Intermec, and can be supplied in stacks of 500/1000/2000 or to your custom quantities. Constructed from BPA‑free 75gsm direct thermal face paper with 40/60gsm glassine liners and permanent hot‑melt, acrylic or rubber adhesives, it offers ribbon‑free dark printing, strong initial tack, long storage life (≥3 years) and resistance to water, oil and scratches across service temperatures of -15°C to +65°C. The label’s layered structure and optional finishes, including Synthetic & Silver Labels, deliver enhanced durability, a professional appearance, OEM packing/logo options and free design service for reliable, cost‑effective high‑volume shipping and tracking.

4x4 Thermal Shipping Labels

These 4x4 (100x100mm) direct thermal shipping address label rolls are self-adhesive, ribbon-free labels compatible with Fargo, Rollo, Elton, Datamax, Sato, Intermec, NEX and most direct thermal printers. Available as Synthetic & Silver Labels for enhanced durability, they are BPA-free, waterproof, oil-proof and scratch-proof with strong permanent adhesive, dark high-contrast printing and an operating range of -15°C to +65°C. Supplied by a direct manufacturer with low bulk pricing, immediate shipping, OEM packing and free design service, labels are offered in stacks or rolls (MOQ 10 stacks/10 roll) and can be customized in quantity, color and branding.

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Clear Durable Reliable Adhesive

Made by a precision-focused label manufacturer, the 4x4 Direct Thermal Shipping Address Label Roll combines high-performance construction and consistent die-cutting to deliver Synthetic & Silver Labels that resist tearing, moisture, and smudging for a professional presentation. Designed for direct thermal printers, these adhesive-backed labels print crisp barcodes and addresses without ribbons, adhere strongly to cardboard and poly mailers, and maintain legibility through shipping and handling. Key features include 4x4 sizing for full-address visibility, premium synthetic silver substrate for durability and tamper resistance, strong permanent adhesive, and broad printer compatibility — providing time savings, reduced label waste, and reliable scan rates.

Material introduction

These 4x4 direct thermal shipping address labels are available in both Synthetic & Silver Labels options, using BPA-free direct thermal face stock (75gsm) that requires no ribbon and produces dark, crisp prints. Built with a 40/60gsm glassine release liner and permanent hot-melt, acrylic, or rubber adhesive, they provide strong initial tack and long storage life (≥3 years) with service temperatures from -15°C to +65°C. The premium materials are waterproof, oil-proof and scratch-proof for durable parcel identification and are compatible with major direct thermal printers like Rollo, Fargo, Datamax and Sato.

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FAQ

What printers are compatible with the 4x4 direct thermal shipping address label roll?

These labels are made for direct thermal printers that accept 4" wide labels. They do not require a ribbon (unlike thermal transfer), so they work in most desktop and industrial direct thermal models from brands like Zebra, Brother, Dymo, Rollo, TSC, and similar — as long as your printer supports die-cut rolls and a 4" label width. Check your printer’s maximum label width and core diameter compatibility before buying.

What are the most common applications for 4x4 direct thermal shipping address labels?

Typical uses include shipping and return address labels for e-commerce and fulfillment, barcode and SKU labeling, packing slips on boxes, warehouse location or inventory tags, and retail or wholesale labeling where a compact square format is useful. They suit short- to medium-term applications like parcel shipping and order processing.

How do I load and print these labels correctly to avoid misalignment or blank prints?

Load the roll so the thermal (top) side faces the printer’s thermal head. Set your printer media type to “direct thermal,” the media size to 4x4, and choose the correct sensor mode (gap or black mark) if your printer has options. Run a label calibration or media feed test, and adjust print darkness/speed if output is faint. If in doubt, consult your printer manual for roll-loading diagrams.

How strong is the adhesive and what surfaces do these labels stick to?

These rolls typically use a permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive designed to adhere well to corrugated boxes, paper, poly bags, and many common packaging surfaces at room temperature. They may not bond reliably to very dirty, wet, highly textured, or oily surfaces. If you need removable or freezer-grade adhesives, choose a label specifically formulated for those conditions.

How durable is the printed information and what storage conditions should I follow?

Direct thermal prints are sensitive to prolonged exposure to heat, sunlight, friction, and certain chemicals (oils, solvents), and can darken or fade over time. For best longevity, store unused rolls in a cool, dry, dark place and keep prints away from direct sunlight and high heat. For long-term archival or harsh-environment labeling, consider thermal transfer labels instead.

What should I do if prints are smudged, too light, or labels are peeling?

For smudging or light printing: clean the print head, increase print darkness or slow print speed, verify thermal side orientation, and recalibrate the label sensor. For peeling: ensure the surface was clean and dry before application, press the label firmly, and check if the adhesive type matches your surface and temperature conditions. If problems persist, try a new roll to rule out a defective batch.