Label Roll Paper 57 mm x 6 m, 5× Rolls — ATMOSPHERA SB9988 (for Kiddoboo X2 P83 P80 / KBSTROLL)

Pack of five thermal label rolls, each 57 mm wide and 6 m long, compatible with stroller and accessory printers that accept 57 mm roll width. These ATMOSPHERA paper labels are intended as replacement sticker paper for models cited for Kiddoboo X2, P83, P80 and KBSTROLL printers. The rolls are suitable for direct thermal printing of short text, barcodes and simple graphics without ink ribbon or toner, providing a compact supply for small-scale labeling tasks.

Advantages

Each roll measures 57 mm in width and 6 m in length, delivered as a set of five to reduce the need for frequent reordering. The paper is designed for direct thermal printers, allowing clean, immediate prints of addresses, product IDs and barcode labels without additional consumables. Rolls are compact and easy to load into compatible stroller or accessory printers, facilitating quick replacement on the go.

Suitable for

• Printing barcodes and simple product identifiers
• Generating address and shipping labels for small parcels
• Labeling items and accessories for strollers and baby products
• On-site or mobile printing with compatible 57 mm thermal printers

Key specifications

• Roll width: 57 mm
• Roll length: 6 m per roll
• Quantity: 5 rolls per pack
• Media type: direct thermal paper (thermal-sensitive)
• Typical use: single-layer sticker labels for short-term identification and barcodes

How to use

Open the printer’s roll compartment, remove any empty core and insert a new roll with the thermal-sensitive side oriented according to the printer’s loading guide. Feed the paper through the printer’s paper path and close the compartment. Use the printer’s feed or test function to confirm proper alignment and print quality. For barcode or address printing, configure label dimensions in the printer driver or label software to 57 mm width and set appropriate margins before sending print jobs.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve thermal sensitivity. Avoid handling the printable surface with bare hands when possible to prevent oils from affecting print quality. For long-term records, consider using thermal transfer labels or printing stable ink-based labels, as direct thermal prints can fade over time when exposed to heat, light or certain chemicals.