iDPRT iT888 Compatible Labels

Shop thermal transfer labels compatible with the iDPRT iT888 label printer. Choose from paper and durable synthetic label materials supplied on 12.5mm or 25mm cores, with a maximum roll diameter of 127mm.

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Labels for the iDPRT iT888 Thermal Transfer Printer

Our compatible iDPRT iT888 labels include paper thermal transfer labels and durable synthetic options manufactured from materials such as polypropylene and polyester.

The iT888 uses a thermal transfer ribbon to create clear, durable text, barcodes and graphics. Different ribbon formulations can be matched to the chosen label material and the required level of resistance.

The printer accepts media widths between 25mm and 118mm, including the label and backing paper. The maximum media width for this category is 118mm.

Compatible Label-Roll Specifications

Labels in this category are selected according to the following iDPRT iT888 requirements:

  • Printing method: Thermal transfer
  • Maximum print width: 108mm
  • Media width: 25mm to 118mm
  • Label-roll cores: 12.5mm or 25mm
  • Maximum outside roll diameter: 127mm
  • Compatible media: Continuous, die-cut, black-mark and notched
  • Thermal transfer ribbon required: Yes

Media width includes both the label and its backing paper. The printed design must remain within the printer’s maximum printable width of 108mm.

Paper Thermal Transfer Labels

Paper thermal transfer labels provide an economical option for general barcode, shipping, stock-control and product-labelling applications. They are suitable for use with wax and compatible wax-resin ribbons, depending on the required print durability.

Common applications include:

  • Product and packaging labels
  • Barcode and QR code labels
  • Stock and inventory labels
  • Shipping and address labels
  • Warehouse identification
  • Retail and price labels
  • Batch and date labels

Synthetic Thermal Transfer Labels

Synthetic labels manufactured from polypropylene, polyester and other durable materials are suitable for more demanding applications. Depending on the chosen material and adhesive, they can provide increased resistance to moisture, oils, chemicals, abrasion and temperature changes.

Synthetic labels are commonly used for:

  • Asset and equipment identification
  • Outdoor and warehouse applications
  • Chemical and industrial products
  • Laboratory and healthcare labelling
  • Electrical and component identification
  • Long-term barcode tracking

Synthetic materials generally require a wax-resin or resin thermal transfer ribbon. The correct ribbon should always be selected for the particular label face material and application.