Elo E668194 Accessory

The SATO SR10LT-51156 labels measure 3 inches by 1 inch with 1-inch inner diameter and 5-inch outer diameter perforations, wound out format. Each roll contains 2,850 labels, and you receive 4 rolls per carton for a total of 11,400 labels per case. These specifications make them ideal for compact labeling applications in warehouses and logistics operations.

The SATO SR10LT-51156 labels are manufactured from SF100 polypropylene with a gloss finish and permanent adhesive. This combination provides good durability, strength, and chemical resistance, making them suitable for demanding warehouse and industrial environments where labels need to withstand handling, moisture, and exposure to various substances.

We offer both thermal transfer and direct thermal barcode labels for SATO printers, and the SR10LT-51156 is designed for thermal transfer printing. If you need direct thermal alternatives or want to confirm compatibility with your specific SATO printer model, contact us today for our full selection of label options.

The SATO SR10LT-51156 labels are ideal for warehouse management, inventory tracking, logistics operations, and product identification where durable, chemical-resistant labels are essential. The polypropylene construction with permanent adhesive ensures labels remain readable and secure even in challenging warehouse conditions with temperature fluctuations or exposure to oils and solvents.

The SATO SR10LT-51156 is priced and sold per case, which contains 4 rolls with 2,850 labels per roll, totaling 11,400 labels per carton. This bulk quantity is designed for high-volume printing operations typical in warehouse and logistics environments.

Polypropylene labels like the SATO SR10LT-51156 offer superior durability and chemical resistance compared to paper alternatives, making them ideal for warehouse environments. The gloss finish provides excellent print quality and readability for barcode scanning, while the permanent adhesive ensures labels stay securely attached even when exposed to moisture, temperature changes, and handling stress common in logistics operations.