Smith Corona2 Stacks - Fanfold 4" x 6" Direct Thermal Labels, 4000 Labels Total, Made in The USA, for Thermal Printers (2000 Labels Per Stack) - Zebra Compatible

I updated this review. At first, I thought the label was the wrong size for my Rollo printer. Everytime I printed it spit out an extra blank one, and gave an error on my rollo printer - so frustrating. I did some research and found it if you put in the label then hold the top button down on the Rollo printer until it chimes, it runs the label through a couple of times to calibrate the size and it has worked perfectly since. I read this problem on another review so thought it was the labels, but it is not the label and fixable and these labels have worked great since.

Great labels, good price. I have been using S-8376 direct thermal fanfold labels at 112$ per box of 4,000. Which have worked great, but the price... We use a Zebra 2844 and a zebra GX420Rx to print thermal labels. Both have a cutter.I bought several different fanfold labels on Amazon but most had poor quality, packaging or performance. Usually all three.On to these labels: MPN FDT40601.They don't get marked when abraded or scratched.2. They stick3. They can be taped over without damage.4. They don't darken in the sun.5. Made in USA6. Tear easy on perforations and with automatic cutter. between label gap is consistent and easily detectable.Purchased from seller SC LABELS Manufacturers Part Number FDT4060. While I have not found anything that say's they are top-coated, they appear to perform as if they are. They shipped 4k labels in two stacks in a carton, that carton was inside an Amazon box. On the carton was a production date of April 10 2018 and lot the number The manufacturer sent me a message to followup on the product purchase, it seems they care. I would like to see a Made in USA stamp on the product or the box as there was not one.We mail thousands of 6x2x2,8x4x4,8x8x8 and FRE's and the Smith Corona fanfolds are the best we have found for quality and price on Amazon. If you have a zebra printer that takes rolls, it most likely can use fanfold labels fed in thru the back saving you time and money.

First time purchasing this kind product, spent hours searched around and compare. I read the "very much detailed", and "very well written" the 1-star review listed on the very top by the reviewer "ForTheRecord". Meanwhile, I found the reviewer left a link in the "Comment" to other vendor's similar product, which revealed his motivation might do something intentionally. I am a buyer and a seller as well, also a victim of the paid reviewers. I am the first buyer for this product. I don't know the reviewer, neither the seller Smith Corona. Since someone tries to kill the overall 4-star reviewed product, I made the purchase for a try. I received the 4000 pcs labels 2 days ago, have printed 20 shipping labels. I am lucky enough haven't had any problem listed by "ForThe Record" so far. I used my fingernails to draw on the thermal-sensitive labels, only left a light gray scratch, not bad at all compared to the labels on the packages received from Amazon.

I looked all over the internet and on Amazon for a low cost, good quality 4x6 fan fold shipping label and decided on this one. We're using these on a Rollo label printer. Previously bought the Amazon Basics 220 label rolls and a couple of other brands on Amazon. We got tired of constantly changing rolls and so these fan folded shipping labels seemed like a smarter alternative. They're cheaper, don't curl up and the quality seems great. So far they've been fantastic. The only complaint is that the perforation could be made to tear more easily. To make tearing easier we fold these like an accordion as they come off the printer. The perforation is weakened by folding and they can be torn more easily. We'll continue buying these.

These labels are NOT SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL USE. There are several fatal defects plus a few annoyances, all of which will cost you money if you use them for business purposes. #1) FATAL DEFECT - The labels discolor when rubbed against anything and everything. simply brushing your nail against the label will leave a black mark. Imagine what it looks like after your carrier has handled it. Many of our labels have been illegible before the package has reached the destination. #2) FATAL DEFECT - If you try to fix #1 by putting clear tape on top of it, think again. Regular packing tape (we tried several bands) will FADE THE LABEL back to white. Yes, that's right.. your printed label will fade back to White / disappear. You can test this yourself easily because you will see NOTICEABLE FADING WITHIN 2 HOURS. After 1-2 days anything you printed will be so faded that it is illegible. #3) ANNOYANCE - The fanfold labels are very difficult to separate at the perforation. This result in torn labels and will slow down your operations if you use these in bulk like we do. #4) ANNOYANCE - The labels are very difficult to peel off the backing. This is a major time-killer for our shipping department and has cost us serious money in productivity loss. NOTE: We now have more that 50 packages that have gone "missing" with USPS and FedEx that were shipped on the same 2 days that we were using these labels. That is unheard-of for our business and has cost us hundreds of dollars in losses