Capture thermal ship-label 105 x 220 mm CA-LB7000 – direct thermal labels for shipping

Capture thermal ship-labels 105 x 220 mm CA-LB7000 are direct thermal labels designed for shipping, logistics and warehouse operations. The labels measure 105 x 220 mm and are intended for thermal printers that accept this media size. These self-contained labels enable toner-free printing of addresses, barcodes, tracking numbers and delivery information, offering fast label output and simplified consumable handling for packing, dispatch and inventory workflows.

Advantages

Direct thermal construction eliminates the need for ribbons or toner, reducing consumable cost and simplifying replenishment. The 105 x 220 mm size is suitable for longer shipping labels that include multiple lines of address and barcode data. Smooth surface and consistent thermal sensitivity ensure clear barcode readability and reliable scanning across logistics systems. Core and roll format are compatible with a wide range of desktop and industrial thermal printers that accept this label dimension.

Suitable for

• Printing shipping labels with multiple address lines and carrier barcodes
• Dispatch and fulfilment centres requiring fast on-demand label output
• Warehouse picking and pallet labelling where extended label area is needed
• Returns and courier documentation printing

Key specifications

• Label type: direct thermal (heat-sensitive top layer)
• Label dimensions: 105 x 220 mm
• Intended use: shipping and logistics labels for addresses, barcodes and delivery information
• Surface: smooth thermal coating for consistent print contrast
• Printer compatibility: thermal printers accepting 105 x 220 mm media and standard roll/core mounts

How to use

Install the label roll in a compatible direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading instructions, ensuring the thermal side faces the print head. Configure label size settings in the printer driver or device menu to 105 x 220 mm and set appropriate print darkness and speed for optimal barcode contrast. Design label templates with required address fields, barcode types and human-readable text, then print on demand for packing, dispatch or returns processing.

Usage recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve print sensitivity and shelf life. Avoid prolonged exposure to oils, solvents and abrasion which can degrade thermal prints. For long-term archival requirements or exposure to rough handling and outdoor conditions, consider testing adhesion and print durability on sample labels before large-scale deployment.