SATO SR30LT-10063 Barcode Label
SATO Labels Barcode Label Model Overview
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specifications for the SATO SR30LT-10063 barcode labels?
The SATO SR30LT-10063 labels are 6 x 6 inches with 3-inch inner diameter and 8-inch outer diameter perforations, wound out format. Each roll contains 1,000 labels, and each carton includes 4 rolls for a total of 4,000 labels per case. These labels feature ultra-smooth, coated face stock designed specifically for thermal transfer printing with high resistance to abrasion and smear.
What type of printing technology do these SATO labels support?
These labels are engineered for thermal transfer printing using SATO Transfer 200P technology. The coated face stock provides excellent print quality and durability, making them ideal for applications requiring high resistance to abrasion, smearing, and environmental exposure. We offer these labels as a complete solution compatible with SATO thermal printers.
What are the ideal use cases for 6x6 thermal transfer barcode labels?
6x6 thermal transfer labels are commonly used in warehouse management, shipping and logistics, asset tracking, and inventory control applications where durability and print quality are critical. The larger format accommodates detailed barcodes, product information, and compliance labeling, while the thermal transfer process ensures long-lasting, smear-resistant prints suitable for harsh warehouse environments.
How many labels do I get per order of the SATO SR30LT-10063?
Each carton contains 4 rolls with 1,000 labels per roll, totaling 4,000 labels per carton. This bulk packaging is designed for high-volume warehouse and logistics operations. Contact us today to discuss volume pricing and delivery options for your labeling needs.
Are these labels suitable for harsh warehouse environments?
Yes, the SATO SR30LT-10063 labels feature ultra-smooth, coated face stock with high resistance to abrasion and smear, making them ideal for demanding warehouse, logistics, and outdoor storage environments. The thermal transfer printing method ensures durability and legibility even in challenging conditions with temperature fluctuations, humidity, and handling stress.
What makes thermal transfer labels better than direct thermal labels?
Thermal transfer labels use a ribbon to apply ink to the label surface, providing superior durability, color options, and resistance to fading compared to direct thermal printing. While direct thermal labels are cost-effective for short-term applications, thermal transfer labels like the SATO SR30LT-10063 offer extended shelf life and better performance in harsh environments—making them the preferred choice for warehouse and logistics operations. Visit barcodesinc.com to compare our full selection of thermal transfer and direct thermal label options.