Datamax-O'Neil DPR78-2847-01 Accessory
Datamax-O'Neil E-Class Accessory Model Overview
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions and specifications of the SATO SR10LD-20132 labels?
The SATO SR10LD-20132 are 4 x 6.5 inch direct thermal paper labels with permanent adhesive, designed for high-volume labeling applications. Each roll contains 440 labels, and you receive 4 rolls per carton for a total of 1,760 labels per case. These labels feature top coating for enhanced durability and print quality in warehouse and logistics environments.
Are these SATO labels compatible with my SATO printer?
Yes, the SATO SR10LD-20132 labels are specifically manufactured for SATO thermal printers and engineered to deliver optimal performance with SATO printing systems. We offer a full selection of thermal transfer and direct thermal barcode labels for SATO printers, so you can be confident in compatibility. Contact us today if you need to verify compatibility with your specific SATO printer model.
What is the difference between direct thermal and thermal transfer labels?
Direct thermal labels, like the SR10LD-20132, use heat-sensitive paper that darkens when exposed to the printer's thermal head—no ink or ribbon required, making them cost-effective for short to medium-term applications. Thermal transfer labels require a ribbon and are better suited for long-term durability and outdoor use. We offer both types available from us, so you can choose based on your labeling timeline and environmental needs.
What are the typical use cases for 4 x 6.5 barcode labels in warehouses?
The 4 x 6.5 size is ideal for shipping labels, packing slips, inventory tags, and parcel identification in logistics and warehouse operations. This size provides ample space for barcode symbols, human-readable text, and shipping information while remaining compact enough for standard package labeling. The permanent adhesive ensures labels stay securely attached during handling, transport, and storage.
How many labels do I get per case, and what is the roll configuration?
Each case of SATO SR10LD-20132 labels contains 1,760 total labels organized as 4 rolls with 440 labels per roll. This configuration allows for easy printer loading while minimizing downtime between roll changes in high-volume printing environments. Visit barcodesinc.com to order cases or contact us today for bulk pricing on multiple cases.
What does 'wound out' mean on these SATO labels?
Wound out means the labels are rolled with the adhesive side facing outward, which is the standard configuration for most thermal printers and ensures proper label feed and application. This winding direction is optimized for SATO printer mechanisms and reduces the risk of label jams or misfeeds. Our team can confirm the correct winding direction for your specific printer setup—contact us today if you have questions.
