Fluoro green thermal transfer labels, 102mm x 150mm (4 x 6 inch), 1000 to a roll on a 76mm core with permanent adhesive. The thermal transfer process prints a hard-wearing, smudge and fade resistant image, and every label is perforated for quick, clean separation.
Colour note: fluoro (fluorescent) colours are difficult to reproduce accurately on a screen, so the actual label colour may differ from the image shown. Product images are for representation purposes only.
| Size | 102mm x 150mm (4" x 6") |
| Roll Quantity | 1000 labels (one across) |
| Core | 76mm (3 inch) |
| Print Method | Thermal transfer, ribbon required |
| Colour | Fluoro Green |
| Adhesive | Permanent |
| Perforated | Yes, between each label |
About these fluoro green labels
These are thermal transfer labels, so the printer uses a ribbon to melt ink onto the label face. The result is a crisp, durable mark that does not fade the way direct thermal prints can, which keeps the label scannable through storage, handling and transit.
The fluoro green stock layers high-visibility colour coding on top of that durability. Green is widely understood as go or approved, which suits finished orders, passed inspections and stock that is ready to ship. The vivid finish makes the label easy to spot the instant it comes into view, so items are sorted faster and missed less often.
At 102 x 150mm (4 x 6 inch) they are a standard shipping, freight and address size, supplied 1000 per roll on a 76mm (3 inch) core for industrial thermal transfer printers. Pair them with a compatible ribbon, wax for everyday printing or wax-resin for extra durability, and keep the ribbon a little wider than the label.
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Frequently asked questions
Is a ribbon required to print these?
Yes, they are thermal transfer labels and need a thermal transfer printer plus a ribbon. A wax ribbon works well with these paper labels.
How do thermal transfer labels compare to direct thermal?
Thermal transfer uses a ribbon and produces a longer-lasting, fade-resistant print for shipping, product and archive use. Direct thermal skips the ribbon, but the print fades over time.
What core size and which printers?
The rolls have a 76mm (3 inch) core and print one label across, suiting industrial thermal transfer printers built for a 3 inch core.
What are fluoro labels best used for?
High-visibility and colour-coded jobs. It is popular for marking approved, completed and ready-to-ship items.
Are the labels perforated?
Yes, there is a perforation between each label so they tear off neatly without a cutter.
How many labels are on each roll?
Each roll carries 1000 labels on a 76mm (3 inch) core with a permanent adhesive.
A fluoro green 102 x 150mm thermal transfer label for standout shipping, freight and priority labelling, with a durable ribbon-printed finish. A thermal transfer printer and ribbon are required; for ribbon-free printing, choose a direct thermal label instead. Ships Australia-wide.
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