Did you know you can print barcode labels from the laser printer in every office? Take a look at the A4-format solution that zeroes out the cost of a barcode printer.
I Don't Have an Industrial Barcode Printer — Can I Still Print Labels?
The answer: absolutely yes. If you print barcodes only very rarely, or you are setting up a small e-commerce start-up, you may not need to spend a fortune on a desktop barcode printer such as a Zebra or Argox.
A4 Barcode (Laser) Labels
A4-format self-adhesive papers (the everyday paper size) are fed into machines at the factory, cut into, for example, 24 rectangular labels, and reassembled. They reach you as a sheet, just like tearing out a blank notebook page.
Compatibility with Office Printers (Laser/Inkjet)
You can send the Word or PDF template you prepare directly from your laser printer (e.g. HP, Canon office printers) to this A4 label paper (no ribbon hassle). The ink prints inside the appropriate square labels without bleeding out, and you can peel them off the sheet and stick them onto the package.
Warning: for companies that produce a very high volume of labels, dealing with these sheets manually is a waste of time. For professional solutions, a Roll Label & industrial barcode machine combination is always recommended.