Thermal Labels NIIMBOT T100×100-75 (white) – 100×100 mm, roll of 75 labels

NIIMBOT thermal labels T100×100-75 (white) are direct thermal adhesive labels sized 100×100 mm supplied on a roll with 75 labels. These white square labels are intended for use with compatible direct thermal printers and provide a printable surface for shipping information, product marking, barcode printing and general inventory tags without the need for ink or ribbon consumables.

Advantages

The labels are compatible with direct thermal printing technology, offering a ready-to-print surface that eliminates ink and ribbon costs. Their 100×100 mm square format gives a balanced area for barcodes, addresses, logos or product details. Supplied as a compact roll of 75, they are suitable for moderate-volume labeling workflows and help reduce handling compared with loose labels. The adhesive is formulated for typical packaging and inventory surfaces, providing secure attachment while allowing reliable scanning and legible print results.

Suitable for

• Shipping and parcel labeling
• Product and package identification
• Barcode and QR code printing
• Inventory and stock tagging
• Retail shelf or batch labeling

Key specifications

• Label size: 100 × 100 mm
• Color: white printable surface
• Material: direct thermal topcoat suitable for thermal printheads
• Format: roll feed containing 75 individual labels
• Adhesive: permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive for general-purpose surfaces

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the label face is oriented for correct printing. Configure label size and print settings in the printer driver or device menu to match 100×100 mm dimensions and select appropriate print darkness and speed for clear output. After printing, apply the labels to clean, dry surfaces to ensure good adhesion and readable barcodes or text.

Recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve thermal sensitivity. For best results, use these labels with printers that support direct thermal media and adjust print density for optimal contrast; avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or friction that can darken the thermal coating over time.