The labels consist of two labels. The bottom label stays adhered to the surface (box, envelope, folder, etc.) and the top label peels off and re-applies elsewhere. Also known as two-layer and double-layer labels, these labels have many different purposes. For instance, promotions, coupons, business reply cards, shipping returns, product registrations, inventory marking, and more.

*Consider these if your labels are for short term use
*Does not require ribbons
Most commonly, these labels are used for clients who want to imprint their own information using their own thermal printer. Uses in Retail, Logistics and other industries where the label is not exposed to high heat or moisture levels after the label has been applied. Some examples: shipping labels, name tags and identification, weight labels, visitor passes, despatch and warehouse labels, meat carton labels, price weigh retail labels

*Consider these if your labels are for long term use
*Requires Ribbons
Most commonly, these labels are used for clients who want to imprint their own information using their own printers for warehouse shelf labels, inventory identification labels, freezer applications, chemical labels, laboratory labels, permanent identification; sample and file tracking labels.

For use with desktop laser label printers.
These blank laser labels are printed on sheets for most home and office inkjet printers. These are ideal for the at-home baker, educational teachers, arts and crafts teachers, etc.

Blockout labels are used to cover up old information. They completely cover what’s underneath so any existing text and labels do not show through. A great cost saver as packaging can be reused as any old text or label is completely hidden.

Zebra Ribbons for Thermal Printers, Toshiba Ribbons, Sato Ribbons, Datamax Ribbons, Markem Ribbons.