Barcode Labels for Thermal Transfer Printers

Thermal transfer barcode labels from Shield and Supply are rated to last 5–10 years, both indoors and outdoors. The industrial vinyl and specialty substrates are UV-stable, waterproof, chemical-resistant, and abrasion-resistant, making them suitable for demanding environments including refineries, warehouses, cold storage facilities, and outdoor piping systems.

Yes. Shield and Supply label supplies are designed to support compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910, ANSI Z535, GHS HazCom 29 CFR 1910.1200, ASME A13.1, NFPA 70E, NFPA 704, and MSHA 30 CFR. The included LabelSuite™ software provides pre-built, standards-compliant templates for faster and accurate labeling across all regulatory requirements.

Label supply rolls are available in multiple widths to match your printer and application. The LabelTac® Pro X Vinyl Supply Roll comes in 0.5", 1", 2", 2.5", 3", and 4" widths, each at 150 feet per roll. Broader widths up to 9" are supported across the full LabelTac® printer lineup depending on the specific printer model.

Yes. The LabelTac® thermal transfer printers paired with these supply rolls allow fully custom, on-demand printing of barcode and QR code labels. The free LabelSuite™ software supports variable data printing, sequential numbering, and custom templates, making it easy to generate accurate barcode labels for asset tracking, inventory management, and compliance purposes.

Yes. All LabelTac® label supply rolls, including the Pro X Vinyl Supply Roll, are manufactured in the USA. Shield and Supply is committed to domestic production to ensure consistent quality, faster fulfillment, and reliable performance across all industrial label substrates offered in the product lineup.

Barcode labels produced by thermal transfer printers are widely used in manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, petrochemical, data centers, and healthcare. Applications range from asset and inventory tracking to pipe marking, arc flash labeling, GHS chemical identification, rack organization, and OSHA-required safety signage across industrial facilities.