Royal Mail Thermal Labels Explained
A practical guide to Royal Mail shipping labels, including Click & Drop (formerly DMO), the correct 101.6 × 152.4 mm format, and what to look for when choosing compatible direct thermal labels.
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A practical guide to Royal Mail shipping labels, including Click & Drop (formerly DMO), the correct 101.6 × 152.4 mm format, and what to look for when choosing compatible direct thermal labels.
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How CC Fix uses write & seal service stickers to record servicing and next service due dates on commercial catering equipment.
Discover how modern direct thermal materials are produced without bisphenol chemistry. Learn what BPA, BPS and phenols are, why they were used, and how safer, compliant coatings now deliver high-quality print without environmental or regulatory concerns.
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Unsure whether to use thermal transfer or direct thermal labels? This guide from North & South Labels Ltd breaks down the differences, pros, cons, and ideal applications for each...
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Unlock superior print quality and durability for your labels with the right thermal transfer ribbon. Learn about wax, resin, and wax-resin types and how to choose for your business...
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Unlock perfect label adhesion. Learn about permanent, removable, and specialty label adhesives, and key factors like surface, temperature, and environment to choose the right one...
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When temperatures plummet, standard labels fail. Discover how cryogenic labels maintain adhesion and readability in ultra-cold environments, crucial for labs, biobanks, and cold storage...
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Shipping Lithium Batteries? Understanding UN3480 & UN3481 labelling rules is crucial for your packaging. Lithium batteries power much of the modern world, but when it comes to transport, they present serious risks—particularly fire. That's why shipments containing lithium-ion batteries fall under strict international regulations.
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Thermal transfer printing creates durable, long-lasting labels by melting a solid ink ribbon onto a substrate. This method is ideal for applications requiring resistance to extreme temperatures, chemicals, and abrasion, making it a reliable choice for a variety of industries, from manufacturing to healthcare.
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Self-laminating write & seal labels (service stickers) lock in handwritten details like dates, initials and calibration data. Durable, legible and made to order on rolls — ideal for maintenance records, inspections and asset notes where information is added on site.
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Direct thermal printing is a simple, cost-effective method that uses heat-sensitive labels without a ribbon. It is ideal for quick, short-term applications like shipping labels and receipts, where durability against sunlight and heat is not a primary concern.
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Regular cleaning is one of the simplest ways to maintain print quality, prevent scanning failures and extend the life of a thermal printer. This guide explains why cleaning matters, what to clean, and how to do it safely.
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