Paper
Shipping labels, rolls and fanfold stacks for 4x6 desk printers. Check your printer's label size, then pick a pack.
- Direct thermal rolls
- Sized for shipping labels
- Ships from Chicago
- Same-day cut-off 3pm CT
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16 Rolls - 4x6 Direct Thermal Shipping Label Bulk Pack 250-Roll
Product ID P-4X6250-16PK
$84.99$99.96
Applications
Paper Used For
Pick the paper that fits your printer and your job.
Shipping Paper
4x6 rolls and fanfold for UPS, FedEx, and USPS labels.
Filter this collection →Direct Thermal Paper
No ribbon needed. Works in heat-based label printers.
Filter this collection →Thermal Transfer Paper
Use with a ribbon for labels that last.
Filter this collection →Small Barcode Labels
Compact labels for shelves, jewelry, and small items.
Filter this collection →Hang Tags
Tags for clothing, jewelry, and retail items.
Filter this collection →Desktop Printer Rolls
Rolls with a 1-inch core that fit desktop printers.
Filter this collection →Buying guide
Choose the Right Paper
Size, Core, and Type
Match the paper to your printer. Check the width, the core size, and whether your printer is direct thermal or thermal transfer. The product page lists all three.
3 Questions Before You Buy
- What is your printer model?
- Do you ship parcels or label shelves?
- Do you want a small pack to test, or a bulk pack to save?
Need paper that fits your printer?
Match width, core, and print method. Direct thermal paper needs no ribbon.
FAQ
Paper Questions
Quick answers before you add to cart.
Direct thermal printers use heat-sensitive paper. Thermal transfer printers use regular label stock with a ribbon. Check which kind your printer is.
Match three things: the width, the core size, and the outer roll size. Your printer manual or our team can confirm them.
Direct thermal paper can fade with heat, light, and time. For labels you need to keep, use thermal transfer stock with a ribbon.
4x6 is the standard for UPS, FedEx, USPS, Amazon, and Shopify. It needs a printer that prints 4 inches wide.
Yes. Larger packs cost less per label than a 4-roll starter pack.
Yes, if your printer takes fanfold. We carry a 2,000-label 4x6 fanfold pack.