Analyse Label Guru de la part de marché pour juin 2026

The obvious choice for a shipping label is the 3" x 1" thermal transfer label. Thermal transfer labels are the default shipping label for customers looking for durability. It is an obvious choice where there is a possibility of a CHARGE BACK from the customer. Thermal transfer is preferred over its counterpart direct thermal when longer life cycle is important. Please peruse through our portfolio for the 4" x 6" and other size labels, that come in various colors, adhesive choice, and core size to fit your printer. Our labels are deployed in the largest Ecommerce packaging lines and in regular shipping departments as shipping, inventory, barcode, and tracking labels. Our labels are available in 1" cores and in fan folded stacks that work well in industrial and desktop printers and are printer brand agnostic. However, there are some thermal printers such as DYMO® that have special notches in the liner as a design value for roll feed. If you have any doubts about matching our labels to your printer, please feel free to call or email and our support team will be very helpful in making it easy for you to make the right choice. Since you will need to use a ribbon to image the thermal transfer label, we offer a full array of ribbon sizes and lengths suitable for your printer. Please match the right ribbon to your printer model on our cross reference link. Please also make sure you are ordering the right ink formulation for the ribbon, the economic wax ribbons are mostly used for every day shipping and inventory labels. If a more durable and sharper image is a must, we recommend you to consider the resin enhanced wax ribbons. At Label Guru, we confidently stand behind our products and keep our return policy simple. Please shop for prices, you will be pleasantly surprised that we are not only the most competitively priced, but the highest quality, backed by our unparalleled service. Our vertical integration through the supply chain enables us provide the highest internat