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Regardless of the material your item is made of, our laser printable labels' versatility can meet your specific requirements. You can use them on metals, tins, glass, plastics, papers, cardboards, envelopes, and more. Whatever business you are in, you can use our label stickers to print vibrant labels that will not go unnoticed. Our labels also comply with most shipping companies' requirements like DHL, UPS, FedEx, and USPS.
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enKo Products offers adhesive labels in various sizes to meet the different needs of our customers. They are affordable alternatives to Avery sheet labels. And no need to worry about compatibility issues with your laser printer. Our laser labels are designed to work flawlessly with various inkjet and laser printer models.
They offer a dependable feed without causing jams and misalignments for printing smudge-free and attractive labels for your products. Now, you can enjoy professional-looking labels with crisp texts and eye-catching images.
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Before buying laser printer sheet labels for your business, it is good to know the basics to make sure that you buy the right ones.
A sheet label is used for printing labels in different sizes and shapes. If there are printer labels that are used to print documents, there are also sheet labels that are intended for printing labels using your laser or inkjet printer.
Sheet labels normally come in 8.5" x 11" sizes (full sheet labels) but you can also find larger configurations, depending on the sheet label manufacturer. At enKo Products, our sheet label sizes range from 1-1/3″ x 4″ to 8.5″ x 11″ and are composed of 110 sheets per pack.
Now, let us discuss the differences between sheets labels and roll labels to help you choose which is right for your application.
Sheet Labels
Roll Labels
Description
Blank labels on sheets. One sheet label may contain one or multiple labels depending on the label size.
Labels that are spun around cardboard spools. Unlike sheet labels, they are composed of continuous strips of labels.
Label Printer
Printed using inkjet or laser printers.
You can only use dedicated label printers like inkjet roll printers, thermal transfer printers, and direct thermal printers.
Colors
Both are available in a wide variety of colors.
Sizes
1-1/3″ x 4″ to 8.5″ x 11″
1″, 2″, and 3″ cores
Recommended Applications
Avery's full sheet labels cost $10.03 per pack with 25 sheets per pack. You can get cheaper alternatives from enKo Products. We offer our full sheet labels consisting of 110 sheets per pack for as low as $9/pack for bulk orders. Our other label sheet sizes cost the same, but with different numbers of labels per sheet, depending on the size you want to buy.
You can buy sheet labels from direct manufacturers, suppliers, and online stores. But if you want to considerably save on your expenses, buy from enKo Products - a reliable manufacturer and supplier of various packaging solutions for homes and offices.
To print labels efficiently, we recommend having a laser printer from a well-known brand. However, you do not need to spend much money to get high-quality sheet labels. Third-party sheet label manufacturers, like enKo Products, can provide you with products of comparable quality at more affordable prices.
Take note, though, that choosing a reliable 3rd party supplier is important to ensure your labels' quality. Below are the most important tips that you can follow when looking for a supplier:
If a supplier trusts its products, it should be confident to offer a warranty for all of its products. enKo Products offers a 2-year warranty with a satisfaction guarantee for our sheet labels.
Excellent customer service is important for every company to make sure that all customers are satisfied. enKo Products has responsive and knowledgeable customer service personnel who can assist you through the whole process, from finding the right sheet label for your application to your post-sale concerns. We can answer your queries in no time.
Our last tip is to check customer reviews for the supplier's products and services. It's is a good way to make sure that the supplier is keeping its customers satisfied. Below are some of the reviews of enKo Products' previous customers:
Having a good-quality sheet label is useless if you do not have a good laser label printer. To make sure that you get desirable labels, below are the things you should consider when choosing a label printer:
Know your specific requirements before buying a laser printer. Make sure that you choose one that will meet your requirements. Before you decide, consider the following:
Know the dimensions of your desired custom label and choose a laser printer that supports your desired size. Although all printers support 8.5 x 11 papers, check if the printer supports your sheet label material. Some printers include special trays for other media types of different weights or sizes. Always consider the capacity of the input trays so you won’t refill the supply often.
If you are going to print labels in bulk quantities often, choose a fast printer. However, make sure to consider the print quality (measure in DPI) as well. The print resolution of a printer will vary depending on its print speed.
You will need durable labels for items that will be exposed to wet areas (shower or freezer) and in health facilities. Unlike inkjet printers that use non-waterproof and UV-sensitive inks, laser printers use lasers to better produce prints that can withstand UV light and water.
Printers offer multiple connectivity options. The common ones are:
Finally, consider the cost of cartridge refills or replacement as well as the cost per page. Consider the long-term cost of the printer. Cheaper printers do not mean cheaper supplies. Explore ink plans too.
If you want to create your custom labels, you can create them using Microsoft Word. To give you an idea of how to do this, below are the steps for creating a page containing different simple labels:
Source: AddinTools
Source: Microsoft Support
Laser printers are good for monochrome prints like shipping labels. Choose inkjet printers if you are into color printing. Although there are good color laser printers, they have a more expensive cost per page.
If you are printing your first labels, it can be quite challenging to decide whether to buy an inkjet or laser printer. Before you buy one, there are a few important factors you need to consider. Do not base your choice solely on the printer’s price. Below is a comparison between laser and inkjet printers to help you decide which one to choose for label printing.
Inkjet Printers
Laser Printers
Upfront Cost
Cheaper (the lowest inkjet printer price is $29.99)
More expensive (the lowest inkjet printer price is $59.99)
Quality
Produce better-quality photographic images.
Produce sharp texts and are good for black and white printing, but a lot of decent laser printers also produce good-quality photos
Compatible Label Materials
Laser printers can print one or two barcodes at a time using a sheet label. We recommend using a high resolution of 300 DPI or 600 DPI to ensure that the barcode comes out clear and easy to scan. Higher resolutions also allow you to compress more information on your labels.
