Label roll EMERSON 32 x 20 mm — 1 roll, 1000 labels

Thermal label roll EMERSON 32 x 20 mm — 1 roll, 1000 labels is a die-cut paper label roll designed for thermal direct printers and dispensers that accept the 32 x 20 mm format. The roll contains 1,000 individual labels pre-cut for easy peeling and application. Its compact size and standardized shape make it suitable for labeling small products, price tags, inventory items and barcode labels used in retail, logistics and office environments.

Advantages

The EMERSON 32 x 20 mm label roll offers consistent print performance on thermal direct printers and reliable die-cut separation for quick application. The compact roll format reduces changeover time and fits label dispensers and small-format printers that support this label size. With 1,000 labels per roll, it provides a balance between frequent replacement and manageable roll diameter for convenient handling and storage.

Suitable for

• Small price tags and shelf labels in retail
• Inventory and asset identification in warehouses
• Barcode labels for point-of-sale and handheld scanners
• Product identification and batch marking for light manufacturing

Key specifications

• Label size: 32 x 20 mm (width x height)
• Quantity per roll: 1,000 die-cut labels
• Label shape: rectangular, die-cut with gap for easy peel
• Material: thermal direct printable paper (suitable for thermal printers)
• Core and roll format: compact roll designed for small-format printers and dispensers

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible thermal direct printer or label dispenser following the device manufacturer's instructions for roll orientation and core placement. Configure label size settings in the printer driver or device menu to 32 x 20 mm and adjust print density and speed as needed for legible barcodes and text. After printing, peel the die-cut labels from the liner and apply them to clean, dry surfaces ensuring good adhesion.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve printability. For best results, test print settings on a small batch to confirm barcode readability and adhesive performance on the intended surface. Avoid long-term exposure to oils, solvents or abrasion as thermal direct paper may fade over time under harsh conditions.