Not all labels need to be destructible or have advanced security features. For product identification, inventory control, and barcode reading, the market uses a simpler and more economical solution: white labels in rolls, compatible with thermal printers.
Where white labels are used
- Product identification in the production line and inventory;
- Logistics and shipping, with barcodes for order tracking;
- Shelf and point-of-sale labeling;
- Internal processes that require fast and low-cost printing per unit.
What to consider when choosing
Printer compatibility. Not every label roll works in every thermal printer. It's worth checking the width, core diameter, and whether the material is direct thermal (without ribbon) or thermal transfer (with ribbon), according to the equipment available.
Barcode readability. For reliable reading by optical readers, the surface needs to have adequate contrast and print resolution — a point that is often overlooked in low-quality labels.
Usage volume. High-volume operations benefit from a competitive price per unit without sacrificing print quality, since any reading error generates rework in the logistics chain.
VIN Brasil White Labels
VIN Brasil offers generic white labels compatible with most thermal printers on the market, aimed at product identification, logistics, shipping materials, and barcode scanning — with prices starting at R$ 0.03 per unit (price subject to change). It is a direct alternative for operations that require volume and speed, without the security requirements of a destructible automotive label.