Integrated Label Form with 2 Labels, 6" x 4" & 2" x 4" – Bottom
- Sheet Size: 8-1/2 x 11"
- Label Size: 6" x 4" & 2" x 4"
- Labels Per Sheet: 2
- Color: White
- Label Position: On the bottom of the form
- Paper Weight: 24#
- Sheets Per Pack: 250
- Sheets Per Case: 1500
- Label Type: Permanent adhesive
- Printer Compatibility: Laser & Inkjet
- Cases Per Pallet: 85
- Perfect For: Shipping labels, return labels, e-commerce order fulfillment, warehouse routing, packing slips, carrier label combinations, retail price tagging, medical specimen ID, patient identification, lab sample tracking, RMA processing, and more.
Two labels. One sheet. Zero wasted time.
This 8½" x 11" integrated laser form is built for businesses that need speed and accuracy in their order fulfillment workflow. The large 6"×4" label handles your primary shipping address or carrier label, while the smaller 2"×4" label is perfectly sized for a secondary tag — think order number, barcode, return address, or handling instructions — all peeling cleanly off a single sheet.
Built With Quality You Can Count On
Printed on 24 lb. bright white stock, this form delivers sharp, vivid results with every run. The clean peel-off labels feature a strong adhesive that sticks securely yet releases effortlessly from the sheet without tearing. Precision-cut to a standard 8½"×11" size, these sheets feed smoothly and consistently — even in high-volume print runs — making them fully compatible with laser, inkjet, copier, and offset machines. Manufactured with strict quality control standards, you can count on batch-after-batch reliability.
Trusted Across Industries
This dual-label form is a go-to solution across a wide range of businesses. E-commerce and fulfillment operations use it to print a carrier shipping label alongside a secondary tracking or return label in a single pass. Medical and healthcare facilities rely on it for patient identification paired with a specimen or pharmacy label. Warehouses and distribution centers use it to attach routing or bin location tags next to the main shipping label, while retail businesses pair packing slip labels with product or price tags. It's equally valuable for returns processing, allowing businesses to include a pre-printed return label directly with every outbound shipment.
