Nelko Genuine 4x6 Direct Thermal Shipping Label for PL70E Printer 220 Labels/1 Roll, Commercial Grade

The white background provides good contrast, though very small text may lack sharpness.

The thermal coating produces readable text and barcodes. The white surface provides good contrast for scanning.

The roll length is sufficient for periodic use, though not ideal for high-volume operations.

The paper quality prevents jamming in approved devices.

Loaded it in my non‑DYMO thermal printer and the first few sheets came out fine. After that it started catching, sometimes pulling two at once or stopping halfway through. Had to open the printer and pull the sheets out by hand more than once. Slows the job down and feels unreliable when doing more than a handful at a time.

Most labels stayed put on smooth shipping cartons, and the print stayed readable. Tried a few on older, rougher boxes and some lost grip sooner, especially if dust was present. For tidy, dry surfaces it’s fine, but you might need extra tape if the surface isn’t ideal.

The issue is that if the roll isn’t seated exactly flush in the holder, it can slip a little and jam or feed two sheets at once. Once you get the position right, it runs steady, but that first‑time setup takes a bit of trial.

Some rolls leave shredded bits of liner that can clog the exit path. This one released the backing in one piece, so nothing got stuck. Less mess to clear between jobs.

Checked durability by pressing and lightly rubbing the label after printing. Text didn’t smear or fade, so it holds up to the usual shuffle in packing and transit. Good for short‑term but visible ID.

Don’t ship daily, but when I do, it’s often a handful of parcels. One roll lasts me through a week or more, so I’m not rushing to reorder. Feels like a small buffer that matches my workflow.