100 x 150mm thermal shipping labels — the standard 4x6 size

Direct thermal labels for Australia Post, Sendle and most shipping apps. No ink or toner needed. Choose rolls or fanfold stacks, from single rolls to bulk packs.

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  • Standard 4x6 / A6
    The common size for Australian shipping labels.
  • No ink or ribbon
    Direct thermal prints with heat only.
  • Rolls or fanfold
    350, 500 or 1,000 labels per roll.
  • Pickup or delivery
    Pick up in Minto NSW or Braeside VIC, or free Sydney/Melbourne metro delivery over $500.

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Rolls, fanfold or large core?

Format Best for
Rolls (25mm core) Most desktop label printers Shop rolls
Fanfold stacks Busy dispatch benches — feeds from behind the printer Shop fanfold
Large rolls (76mm core) Industrial printers or an external roll holder Shop 1,000-label rolls
Dymo 4XL compatible Dymo LabelWriter 4XL / 5XL (104 x 159mm) Shop Dymo labels

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We stock 40+ thermal label sizes, from 30 x 15mm price tags to 100 x 200mm long courier labels. Our size guide shows which label suits each job.

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FAQ

What size label does Australia Post use?

100 x 150mm (4x6in, A6) is the standard shipping label size for Australia Post, Sendle and most shipping apps. Check the label format in your courier or shipping app before buying in bulk.

Can I use these in a normal printer?

No — direct thermal labels need a thermal label printer. For inkjet or laser printers, use our A4 label sheets.

Will the labels fit my printer?

Most desktop label printers take rolls with a 25mm core. 76mm-core rolls hold more labels but need an industrial printer or an external roll holder. Fanfold stacks feed from behind printers that support them.

Do you sell labels in bulk?

Yes. 100 x 150mm labels come in multi-roll packs and larger quantities. Contact us for large orders.

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