Self-adhesive thermal paper rolls, 5 pcs, No name (MPN 418135)

Self-adhesive thermal paper rolls, pack of 5, are designed for direct thermal printing applications where printed output must be affixed to surfaces. Each roll uses a heat-sensitive coating that produces clear text and barcode printing without ink or ribbons. The adhesive backing enables printed receipts, labels or tickets to be applied quickly and securely to packages, products or documents. These rolls suit thermal printers that accept the specified roll format and core size.

Advantages

These self-adhesive thermal paper rolls provide immediate print readiness thanks to direct thermal technology, eliminating the need for separate ink or ribbon consumables. The pressure-sensitive adhesive layer simplifies labeling workflows by allowing prints to be applied directly to surfaces. The pack of five offers multiple rolls for continuous use and reduced downtime when replacing media.

Suitable for

• Point-of-sale receipts that require adhesion to packaging or paperwork
• Product labeling for short-term identification
• Ticketing and event passes with adhesive backing
• Shipping or inventory labels for small parcels

Key specifications

• Media type: direct thermal paper with heat-sensitive coating
• Backing: pressure-sensitive adhesive layer for labeling
• Quantity: pack of 5 rolls
• Printable content: text, barcodes and simple graphics suitable for thermal printing
• Storage considerations: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources

How to use

Check that your thermal printer supports the roll format and core size, then load the roll according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions so the thermal side faces the print head. Feed the paper and set printer parameters for media type and print density as needed to achieve optimal contrast. After printing, peel the printed label from the liner and apply it to the target surface, pressing firmly to ensure adhesion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use in printers designed for direct thermal media and avoid exposing printed labels to prolonged heat, sunlight or oils which can accelerate fading. Test print density and adhesive performance on sample surfaces if labeling irregular or low-energy plastics. Keep rolls sealed until use to maintain paper sensitivity and adhesive quality.