Warehouse Label Printing Solutions

To print warehouse location labels, use a LabelTac® printer paired with the included LabelSuite™ software. Design your rack, bin, or aisle location labels within the software, select your label width (up to 9" on the LabelTac 9), load the appropriate supply roll, and print. The LabelTac Pro X supports widths from 1/2" to 4", making it ideal for smaller location markers.

LabelTac® printers produce a wide range of industrial labels including OSHA safety labels, pipe markers, rack and bin labels, 5S floor and equipment labels, and custom facility signage. The LabelTac 9 supports label widths up to 9", while the LabelTac Pro X handles widths from 1/2" to 4", covering nearly every warehouse labeling need.

The LabelTac 9 is designed for high-volume operations, handling up to 2,500 labels per day — making it ideal for large warehouses and distribution centers. The LabelTac Pro X features expanded ribbon capacity for fewer supply changes, reducing interruptions during continuous printing runs and improving overall throughput in busy industrial environments.

No. Every LabelTac® printer from Shield and Supply includes LabelSuite™ Design and Print Software at no additional cost — a $299.99 value. The software allows users to design custom labels, import data, and manage print jobs directly from a connected computer. No subscription fees or additional licensing costs are required.

All LabelTac® printers from Shield and Supply are backed by a full lifetime warranty that covers all parts, labor, and related costs for the life of the printer. This warranty is included with every purchase at no additional charge, ensuring your investment is protected and your facility experiences minimal downtime from equipment issues.

LabelTac® printers are designed for fast deployment. Simply connect via USB or Ethernet and start printing within minutes of setup using the included LabelSuite™ Design and Print Software — no outsourcing or third-party tools required.

Shield and Supply's LabelTac® printers serve a range of industries including warehousing and distribution, manufacturing, industrial facilities, and logistics and freight. Common applications include rack and bin labeling, OSHA-compliant pipe marking, 5S signage, hazard and compliance labels, and high-volume shipping and tracking label production.