SATO SR10LT-51155 Polypropylene 2x1 Thermal Transfer Label
The SATO SR10LT-51155 is a 2" x 1" polypropylene thermal transfer label engineered for industrial and enterprise labeling operations. Manufactured with a polypropylene facestock and permanent acrylic adhesive, this label combines durability with reliable adhesion across diverse industrial environments. Each case contains 4 rolls with 2,850 labels per roll—totaling 11,400 labels—wound on 1" inner diameter cores with 5" outer diameter for seamless compatibility with SATO industrial thermal transfer printers.
Key Features
- Polypropylene facestock with permanent acrylic adhesive for moisture resistance and curved surface adhesion
- 2" x 1" label format optimized for barcode, asset tracking, and identification applications
- 2,850 labels per roll; 4 rolls per case (11,400 labels total)
- 1" core ID with 5" outer diameter for SATO printer compatibility
- Perforated between labels for efficient tear-off dispensing
- Compatible with wax, wax-resin, and resin thermal transfer ribbons
Technical Specifications
Material: Polypropylene with permanent acrylic adhesive
Form Factor: 2" x 1" label
Print Method: Thermal transfer
Roll Configuration: 1" ID, 5" OD
Labels Per Roll: 2,850
Case Quantity: 4 rolls (11,400 labels)
Applications
The SR10LT-51155 is suited for warehouse inventory management, asset tracking, shipping and logistics, manufacturing environments, food packaging, retail labeling, and general industrial operations where water resistance and surface durability are required. The synthetic polypropylene construction outperforms paper labels in moisture-exposed and high-handling environments.
Marty AllisonPerspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.
The polypropylene construction of the SR10LT-51155 addresses a critical gap in industrial labeling: the need for labels that resist moisture, chemicals, and mechanical wear without sacrificing print quality. Unlike paper-based labels that degrade in humid or wet conditions, polypropylene maintains label integrity in warehouse, food processing, and outdoor distribution settings. The permanent acrylic adhesive is engineered to bond reliably to challenging surfaces—curved containers, textured plastics, and metal—reducing label failure and reprint costs.
Perforation between labels improves dispensing efficiency in high-volume environments, reducing operator fatigue and material waste. Compatibility with multiple ribbon types (wax, wax-resin, resin) provides flexibility for different print durability requirements. For organizations managing large-scale labeling operations, the 11,400-label case volume balances inventory management with reduced reorder frequency.
