This is a roll of 70mm x 30mm white, perforated direct thermal labels — 1600 labels per roll, built for desktop label printers that take a 40mm core and a 100mm outer roll diameter. It's a blank, adhesive label stock for printing barcodes, pricing, inventory tags, or shipping labels — not a POS receipt roll.
This roll is built for any direct thermal desktop label printer that takes a 40mm core spindle and can hold a roll up to 100mm in outer diameter — the standard spindle and roll size used across most barcode and shipping label printers. Because it's direct thermal stock, the printer heats the label surface to create the image, so there's no ink cartridge, toner, or ribbon to buy or replace.
If you're not sure whether this is what you need: these are adhesive labels for barcodes, retail pricing, inventory, and shipping. If you're restocking a till, EFTPOS terminal, or receipt printer, you want a plain (non-adhesive) receipt roll instead — check our Rolls collection for those.
1 roll of 70mm x 30mm perforated direct thermal labels (1600 labels). SKU: INKHA025.
Getting the core size and roll diameter wrong is the most common (and most annoying) mistake when reordering labels — the roll either won't sit on the spindle or won't fit inside the printer housing. We list both measurements up front so you can check compatibility before you buy, not after it arrives. The perforation between labels also means clean, consistent tear-off during high-volume printing runs, without leftover paper fibres jamming the print head.
No ink, toner, or ribbon needed — it's direct thermal, so the printer heats the label to print.
70mm x 30mm, 1600 labels per roll, 1 roll per pack.
40mm core, 100mm outer diameter. Check both against your printer's spindle and roll capacity.
Yes — each one tears away cleanly by hand, no scissors needed.
This is an adhesive label for barcodes, pricing, and shipping. EFTPOS/receipt rolls are plain, non-adhesive paper for transaction printers.
Barcodes, retail pricing, inventory tags, and small parcel or shipping labels.
Yes — like all direct thermal stock, print can fade with heat, sunlight, or friction. Fine for normal use, not long-term archiving.
Yes. Adhesive type (permanent or removable) isn't listed yet — confirm with us if it matters for your use.