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How do I find the right labels for my thermal printer model?

Check your printer’s model number (usually found on the back or bottom) and refer to the manufacturer’s specifications. Compatible label sizes, types (direct thermal or thermal transfer), and core sizes will be listed in the user manual or on the manufacturer's website.

What’s the difference between direct thermal and thermal transfer labels, and which one does my printer use?

Direct thermal labels are heat-sensitive and don’t require a ribbon, while thermal transfer labels use a ribbon for printing. Some printers support only one type; others support both. Check your model’s specs to see which type it’s designed for.

Can I use labels from any brand with my printer model?

Yes, as long as the labels match the printer’s specifications for size, type, and core diameter. However, using high-quality third-party labels is recommended to prevent print head damage and ensure good print quality.

What label core size does my thermal printer support?

Desktop thermal printers often use 1-inch cores, while industrial models may require 3-inch cores. Refer to your model’s documentation for exact requirements.