Label rolls SEIKO SLP-RND White — round labels Ø 2.8 cm, 240 pcs (2 × 120)

SEIKO SLP-RND White label rolls include 240 white round labels (2 rolls of 120 labels) with a diameter of 28 mm. The labels are die-cut in a circular shape and supplied on two compact rolls designed for thermal label printers that accept the SLP-RND roll format. These plain white labels are suitable for short-term marking tasks such as price tags, product identification, sealing, or simple branding in retail, office and inventory environments.

Advantages

The round 28 mm format provides consistent, uniform labeling for small items and price marking. Thermal-compatible construction eliminates the need for ink or toner, allowing fast, low-maintenance printing. The labels are supplied on two rolls for convenient handling and replacement in compatible label printers. A neutral white surface gives clear contrast for thermal-printed text and barcodes, ensuring legibility for scanning and visual reading.

Suitable for

• Price labels and shelf tags in retail
• Product marking for small packaged goods
• Inventory stickers and asset identification
• Sealing or tamper-evidence for small containers
• Simple branding and promotional stickers

Key specifications

• Label shape: round
• Label diameter: 28 mm
• Color: white
• Quantity: 240 labels (2 × 120)
• Format: roll, die-cut circular labels
• Printing method: thermal-compatible

How to use

Load a roll into a compatible thermal label printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for the SLP-RND roll format. Configure your label design in the printer software or label design program to a 28 mm circular layout, then print the required quantity. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces to ensure good adhesion; press firmly to remove air pockets. For best results, store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For reliable print quality, use printers and thermal settings recommended for plain thermal media. Test a small print run to verify alignment and contrast before large batches. Avoid applying labels to surfaces with dust, oils or heavy textures; for long-term outdoor exposure consider testing adhesion and fade resistance first.