Label rolls g g 19750 — 57.0 x 32.0 mm, 12 rolls × 2100 labels

Label rolls g g model 19750 contain labels sized 57.0 x 32.0 mm and are supplied as a pack of 12 rolls, each roll holding 2,100 paper labels. These rolls are designed for use in thermal or direct-print compatible label printers and are intended for high-volume printing tasks such as product marking, shipping labels, inventory management and barcode labeling. The consistent label dimensions and standard roll format support streamlined printing setups and efficient replenishment in busy labeling environments.

Advantages

These paper label rolls offer uniform label size and reliable print compatibility with thermal and direct-print printers, reducing setup time and print errors. The bulk pack of 12 rolls ensures long run lengths between replacements, which minimizes downtime in continuous labeling operations. Labels are suitable for standard barcode and text printing, providing clear output for scanning and identification workflows.

Suitable for

• Retail product labeling and price tags
• Shipping and logistics labels for parcels and cartons
• Inventory control and warehouse bin labeling
• Barcode printing and asset tagging

Key specifications

• Label dimensions: 57.0 x 32.0 mm
• Material: paper labels (thermal/direct-print compatible)
• Quantity per roll: 2,100 labels
• Pack quantity: 12 rolls

How to use

Install a roll into a compatible thermal or direct-print label printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading procedure, ensuring the label orientation matches the printer’s feed path. Configure printer settings to the label dimensions 57.0 x 32.0 mm and select appropriate print density and speed for paper media. Send print jobs from your labeling software or device, verifying alignment and barcode readability on a sample print before running large batches.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a dry, room-temperature environment away from direct sunlight to preserve paper quality. Use labels within the printer’s recommended environmental and handling guidelines to avoid jams and ensure consistent print quality. When printing barcodes, perform a scan test to confirm readability after printing.