Linerless labels Nakagawa 58 mm × 65 m thermal paper roll, core 40 mm

Nakagawa linerless labels 58 mm × 65 m are direct thermal paper rolls designed for printing continuous labels without a silicone backing liner. The roll provides a 58 mm printable width and a total length of 65 m on a 40 mm core, enabling compact storage and reduced material waste compared with liner-based labels. These linerless thermal labels are intended for use in compatible direct thermal printers at retail points of sale, logistics operations, and other environments requiring frequent on-demand label printing.

Advantages

Using linerless labels eliminates the need to remove and dispose of a backing liner, which reduces waste and storage space. The direct thermal construction removes the need for ink or ribbon, simplifying consumable management. The 40 mm core size and 65 m roll length make the product compatible with many compact label printers and support uninterrupted label throughput for medium-volume printing tasks.

Suitable for

• Retail receipt and shelf labeling
• Shipping and logistics labeling
• POS and ticket issuance
• Inventory marking and bin labels
• On-demand single-item labeling in kiosks or mobile printers

Key specifications

• Label type: linerless direct thermal paper
• Printable width: 58 mm
• Roll length: 65 m
• Core diameter: 40 mm
• Suitable printing method: direct thermal

How to use

Load the roll into a printer designed to accept linerless media and a 40 mm core. Ensure the printer settings are configured for a 58 mm print width and for direct thermal media to achieve correct thermal contrast and label alignment. Print continuous labels or use the printers cutter or perforation function if available to separate labels at the required lengths. Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve thermal sensitivity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use Nakagawa linerless labels in printers that explicitly support linerless media and 40 mm cores. Adjust print darkness and speed settings to balance print quality and label longevity; avoid prolonged exposure to heat, sunlight, or chemical vapors to prevent premature fading of thermal images.