Self-adhesive Thermal Labels 15x30 mm 3-pack 230 pcs for mini printers — zenwire

Pack of zenwire self-adhesive thermal labels sized 15 x 30 mm, supplied as three rolls totaling 230 labels. These direct thermal labels are intended for mini printers that accept 15×30 mm rolls and do not require ink or ribbon. Their compact size and adhesive backing make them suitable for price tags, small parcel identification, barcode labels and other short-term labeling tasks in retail, inventory, logistics and office environments.

Advantages

Direct thermal material eliminates the need for toner, ink or ribbons, reducing consumable costs and simplifying printer maintenance. The self-adhesive backing ensures quick application to flat or slightly curved surfaces while maintaining readable print quality from compatible thermal mini printers. Supplied as three rolls with a combined total of 230 labels, the pack provides enough labels for frequent small-scale labeling without frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Retail price tagging and shelf labeling
• Inventory marking and sample tagging
• Small parcel and envelope identification
• Temporary barcode or QR-code labels for events and promotions

Key specifications

• Label size: 15 x 30 mm
• Material: direct thermal paper
• Adhesive type: self-adhesive backing for general-purpose use
• Roll count: 3 rolls per pack
• Total labels: 230 labels per pack
• Printer compatibility: designed for direct thermal mini printers that accept 15×30 mm rolls

How to use

Install a roll in a compatible direct thermal mini printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading instructions, ensuring the label face is oriented for thermal printhead contact. Configure label dimensions in the printer driver or device settings to 15 x 30 mm before printing. After printing, peel and apply labels to clean, dry surfaces to ensure proper adhesion and legibility. Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve printability.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these labels in indoor environments and avoid prolonged exposure to heat, direct sunlight or oils that can fade thermal printing. Verify printer settings and paper orientation with a test print before running large batches. If you need durable outdoor labels, consider thermal transfer labels with ribbon compatibility instead.