SATO SR10LT-53170 Barcode Label
SATO Labels Barcode Label Model Overview
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specifications for the SATO SR10LT-53170 barcode labels?
The SATO SR10LT-53170 features SF300 Duramark Gloss White Polyester labels measuring 3 X 1 inches with 1-inch inner diameter and 5-inch outer diameter perforation. Each roll contains 2,700 labels wound out, with 4 rolls per carton for a total of 10,800 labels per case. These thermal transfer labels are designed specifically for SATO printer compatibility and high-durability applications.
Are these labels compatible with my SATO printer?
Yes, the SATO SR10LT-53170 labels are engineered for SATO thermal printers and deliver optimal print quality and performance. We offer a full selection of thermal transfer and direct thermal barcode labels for SATO equipment, ensuring proper fit and reliable operation. Contact us today to verify compatibility with your specific SATO printer model.
What material are these SATO barcode labels made from?
These labels are constructed from SF300 Duramark Gloss White Polyester, a durable synthetic material designed to withstand harsh warehouse and logistics environments. Polyester labels resist moisture, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations better than paper alternatives, making them ideal for outdoor, refrigerated, or industrial applications. The gloss finish provides excellent print contrast and barcode scannability.
What are the typical use cases for 3x1 barcode labels?
3x1 labels are ideal for product identification, shipping labels, inventory management, and asset tracking in warehouses and logistics operations. Their compact size makes them perfect for labeling smaller items, packages, and containers while maintaining clear barcode readability. These labels work well in high-volume labeling environments where efficient space utilization is critical.
How many labels do I get per carton?
Each carton of SATO SR10LT-53170 labels contains 10,800 labels total, organized as 4 rolls with 2,700 labels per roll. This bulk packaging is designed for high-volume warehouse and distribution operations that require consistent label supply. Contact us today to discuss volume pricing and delivery options for your labeling needs.
What's the difference between thermal transfer and direct thermal labels?
Thermal transfer labels require a ribbon to transfer ink onto the label surface, offering superior durability and color options ideal for long-term storage and harsh environments. Direct thermal labels use heat-sensitive material that darkens when exposed to the printer head, making them faster and more cost-effective for short-term applications. We offer both options, and our team can help you select the right solution based on your specific durability and cost requirements.
