Label roll EMERSON 76 mm × 25 m, core for label printer, pack of 10 (rk07625tk)

EMERSON label roll 76 mm × 25 m is a paper label supply designed for compatible label printers and dispensers. Each roll is 76 mm wide with 25 m of continuous paper suitable for printing barcodes, text and simple graphics. The product is sold as a pack of 10 rolls, providing a consistent paper feed for retail, warehouse and shipping environments that require fast on-demand label printing.

Advantages

These label rolls provide uniform width and thickness for reliable feeding in thermal and direct thermal printers that accept 76 mm core widths. The plain paper surface supports high-contrast barcode and text printing and is easy to write on with common pens or markers. Packaging in a set of 10 rolls reduces changeovers and helps maintain uninterrupted labelling operations in busy workplaces.

Suitable for

• Retail price and shelf labelling
• Shipping and parcel identification
• Inventory and stock marking in warehouses
• Simple product labelling and batch coding

Key specifications

• Label material: paper
• Roll width: 76 mm
• Roll length: 25 m per roll
• Quantity: 10 rolls per pack
• Core type: compatible with standard label printer cores (specified diameter by printer model)
• Printable content: barcodes, text and simple graphics

How to use

Install the roll in a compatible label printer or dispenser following the device manufacturer's instructions for loading media. Ensure the paper is threaded correctly and the printer settings match the 76 mm width and continuous roll length to avoid misalignment. Use appropriate print driver settings for paper type and print darkness to achieve clear barcodes and text. Replace rolls when the media approaches the core to maintain consistent printing performance.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve printability. Test one roll when changing printer models or settings to verify alignment and barcode readability before large-scale printing.