Blue 100 x 150 (4" x 6") Colour Direct Thermal Labels 400/Roll 25MM Core

SKU: LA100150TP1AC25MMPB
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100mm (W) x 150mm (L) blue direct thermal labels, 400 per roll, 25mm core, permanent adhesive. Direct thermal means the printer needs no ribbon, ink or toner: heat alone develops the image on the coated label face. The roll is perforated between labels, cut to the 4" x 6" size Australian courier and eParcel consignments print to, and coloured blue for internal, informational and cold-chain flagging.

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Label Size100mm (W) x 150mm (L), 4" x 6"
Labels Per Roll400 (1 across)
Core Size25mm (1 inch)
Print TypeDirect Thermal (no ribbon needed)
ColourBlue
AdhesivePermanent
PerforatedYes, between each label
Please note: this line carries a minimum order quantity of 6 rolls.

Need the white version too? Most outbound parcels do not need a colour code. The plain equivalent of this roll is 100mm x 150mm white direct thermal labels, 400 per roll, 25mm core.

More About Blue 4x6 Labels

With direct thermal there is one consumable and one line on the reorder sheet. The coating on the label face carries the image chemistry, the printhead develops it, and nothing else is used up, which keeps the running cost of a busy despatch bench low and the printer close to maintenance free. In exchange the print is not permanent. Sustained warmth, direct sun and repeated rubbing will all soften a direct thermal image over time, so labels that need to stay legible for years should be printed on thermal transfer stock with a ribbon.

Blue is the quiet colour in a coding system: it carries information rather than urgency. It commonly marks internal movements that are not customer orders, stock transfers between sites, returns being booked back in, and paperwork copies filed against a consignment. In food and pharmacy operations it also marks chilled and refrigerated lines, keeping cold-chain stock visually separate from ambient goods on a shared bench. Because the colour is in the label stock, the flag reads across the room and does not depend on the print at all.

The permanent adhesive bonds to cartons, satchels, poly bags, shrink wrap and most clean, dry surfaces at room temperature. Rolls hold 400 labels one across on a 25mm (1 inch) core, fitting 4 inch desktop direct thermal printers including Zebra ZD, TSC, Brother and Godex models, and the 100mm x 150mm size is the metric 4" x 6" used by Australia Post eParcel, StarTrack, Sendle, Aramex, Couriers Please and TNT. Perforation between labels lets staff tear off one at a time without a cutter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 100mm x 150mm the metric 4x6 size?
Yes. 4" x 6" works out to 101.6mm x 152.4mm, and 100mm x 150mm is the metric label sold against it here. It runs in any 4 inch desktop label printer and suits eParcel, StarTrack, Sendle, Aramex and Couriers Please consignment labels.
Does the printer need a ribbon?
No. These are direct thermal labels, so the printhead develops a heat-sensitive coating on the label face and no ribbon, ink or toner is loaded. Ribbons apply to thermal transfer stock, which you would choose for print that has to last.
What is blue typically used for?
Information rather than urgency: internal movements, inter-site stock transfers, returns being booked back in, and filed consignment copies. Food and pharmacy operations also use blue to keep chilled and refrigerated lines visually separate from ambient stock.
Will these work on chilled or frozen stock?
The colour makes a good cold-chain marker, but paper stock and permanent adhesive both want a clean, dry, room temperature surface. Applying to a carton before it goes into the chiller works; applying to a damp or already-frozen surface often does not. For labels that live in condensation or wash-down areas, use a waterproof synthetic direct thermal label instead.
Which printers fit this roll?
Any direct thermal printer running 4 inch wide media on a 25mm (1 inch) core, such as Zebra ZD, TSC, Brother and Godex desktop models. Set media to 100mm (W) x 150mm (L) in the driver and choose gap sensing.
Do the labels separate cleanly?
Yes. There is a perforation between every label, so each one tears off square by hand without a cutter or peeler attachment fitted to the printer.
What does a roll hold, and what is the minimum order?
400 labels, one across, on a 25mm (1 inch) core, permanent adhesive, perforated between each label. This line is supplied in a minimum order of 6 rolls.

Choose this roll for the movements that are not ordinary customer despatch: internal transfers, returns coming back in, filed consignment copies, or chilled lines that need to stay visually separate. Standard outbound parcels are cheaper on plain white 100mm x 150mm, and anything facing condensation or wash-down should move to waterproof synthetic stock. Not sure which applies? Call POS PLAZA on 1300 115 808.

Adhesive: Permanent
Core Size: 25mm
Label Width: 100mm
Label Length: 150mm
Colour: Blue
Print Method: Direct Thermal
Labels Per Roll: 400
Perforated: Yes