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White thermal label roll, 4 by 6 inches, Brother RD006U1S

Brother

Brother RD006U1S 3D Scanner

SKU CH-1XT3-GDNYX

Direct-thermal shipping labels, 4 000 white die-cut pieces on eight rolls

  • Ready-to-ship labels sized 4 inch by 6 inch
  • Direct thermal printing needs no ink or toner
  • 500 labels per roll across 8 rolls
  • 4000 total labels for high-volume shipping

Brother RD006U1S Direct Thermal Labels

This product is a pack of Brother Genuine RD006U1S standard die-cut labels. It contains eight rolls of white paper labels, each roll holding 500 labels for a total of 4000 labels. The labels measure 4 inch by 6 inch and use direct thermal technology, so no ink or toner is required. They are intended for shipping and general labelling tasks.

Suitable uses and limits

These labels suit users who need a large volume of 4 inch by 6 inch direct thermal shipping labels for compatible Brother printers. They are not for buyers who need inkjet or laser printable labels, thermal transfer labels, or different label dimensions. Buyers without a direct thermal printer should look at other options.

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Price $242.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 21 comparable items (median $396.99).

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Questions about this item

Does the RD006U1S require a direct-thermal printer to print the labels?

Yes, the labels use direct-thermal technology and must be printed on a compatible direct-thermal printer.

Can the 4-inch by 6-inch rolls be used in a printer that only accepts narrower media?

No, the 4-inch width exceeds the maximum media width of printers designed for narrower rolls.

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