Pricemarker Labels

Price marker labels come as adhesive sticker rolls, pre-cut labels, printable label sheets, and handheld label gun cartridges; choose based on your labeling method (manual gun vs. printer), desired label size/shape, and whether you need printed barcodes or simple price tags

Common materials include paper, matte/synthetic film, and thermal paper; permanent, removable, and repositionable adhesives are available—use permanent for long-term pricing, removable for temporary promotions, and synthetic or thermal materials for moisture resistance and durability

Check your label gun or printer model for supported roll width, core diameter, and label pitch; common widths for price marker guns are 12–26 mm, while thermal and inkjet printable labels vary more—measure the device specs before buying rolls or sheets

Estimate label usage by counting SKUs and expected turnover frequency, then multiply by the number of labels applied per item; price marker label costs vary widely, with many office/retail options averaging in the tens to low hundreds depending on quantity and material

Yes, many printable labels and thermal rolls support barcode printing; ensure the label size, printer type (thermal direct vs. thermal transfer vs. inkjet), and print resolution meet your POS barcode size and readability requirements

Store labels flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures; keep rolls in their original packaging and use them within the manufacturer’s recommended shelf life to avoid adhesive degradation and printing issues

Look for compatibility with your labeling device, clear size and pitch specifications, the adhesive type you need, material suited to your environment (e.g., moisture resistance), and whether the labels are pre-printed, blank, or printable for barcodes and logos