1" x 1" Gloss Paper Inkjet Labels – 4250/Roll, 3" Core, 6" OD
1" x 1" Gloss Paper Inkjet Labels – 4250/Roll, 3" Core, 6" OD
1" x 1" Gloss Paper Inkjet Labels – 4250/Roll, 3" Core, 6" OD
Professional 1" x 1" gloss paper inkjet labels supplied in a 2UP configuration for efficient, high-volume printing on compatible roll-fed color label printers. Each roll includes 4250 die-cut labels on a 3" core with a 6" outer diameter, making this format a strong fit for compact branding, barcode identification, retail labeling, and small packaging applications where print efficiency and high label counts both matter.
Built for longer runs and fewer roll changes
Supports productive small-label output
Canada-focused supply for business workflows
Overview
The 1" x 1" format is a compact square label designed for workflows where space is limited but a clean, consistent presentation is still important. This size is commonly selected for product branding marks, SKU stickers, retail pricing, small barcode zones, and short-form identification labels on packaging that cannot accommodate larger layouts.
Because this product is supplied in a 2UP configuration, it supports more efficient small-label production for operations that need higher output from each roll. Combined with a gloss paper finish, the format delivers a bright, polished printable surface that helps logos, short text, and simple graphic elements remain crisp and professional in indoor labeling environments.
Technical Specifications
Core buying and production details for quick verification.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Die-Cut Gloss Paper Inkjet Labels |
| SKU | 1X1G-3C6OD |
| Label Size (W x L) | 1" x 1" |
| Configuration | 2UP |
| Labels per Roll | 4250 |
| Inner Core Diameter | 3" |
| Maximum Outer Diameter | 6" OD |
| Material | Gloss Paper |
| Print Technology | Inkjet |
| Format | Die-cut roll labels |
| Perforation | No |
Compatibility
Designed for compatible roll-fed inkjet label printers that support 3" core and 6" OD media formats.
These labels are commonly used with printer families from Epson ColorWorks, Primera, Afinia, and VIPColor. The 1" x 1" size is especially useful for compact label programs where businesses need a clean square format for small packaging surfaces, barcode workflows, or short-form product identification.
Before ordering, confirm your printer’s supported media width, core diameter, maximum outer diameter, and compatibility with 2UP die-cut stock. Checking print width, sensor setup, and roll configuration ahead of time helps support stable feeding and accurate alignment in production.
What are 1" x 1" gloss paper labels commonly used for?
A compact square label format for short information, branding, and high-count production workflows.
Common applications
- Product branding labels
- Cosmetics and personal care packaging
- Barcode and SKU labeling
- Retail price tagging
- Small-format compliance labels
- Promotional or inventory identification stickers
Material overview
Gloss paper provides a bright white coated surface that supports sharp print detail, good contrast, and a polished finished appearance. It is well suited for indoor product labeling where compact graphics, simple logos, and short text fields need to remain clean and readable.
This format is often selected when businesses need a small label with a more balanced look than a narrow rectangle. For broader packaging and material guidance, visit our Cosmetic Labeling Guide and Materials & Finishes pages.
Why does a 2UP layout matter for small labels?
Small-format labels are often ordered for higher-volume workflows, so print efficiency matters. A 2UP configuration allows more productive output across the roll width, helping businesses produce compact labels more efficiently for branding, pricing, and barcode applications.
When paired with a 3" core and 6" OD, this setup also supports longer run lengths and reduced roll change frequency, which is useful for organized production environments handling repeat label jobs.
ForeFront advantage
- Converted in-house for stronger process control
- Commercial-ready roll configuration for repeat-use workflows
- Bulk order support for growing businesses
- Canada-wide service for professional label buyers
Tips for printing small gloss paper labels
Practical guidance for cleaner alignment and more dependable output.
- Run a short test print before larger jobs to confirm alignment and spacing across the 2UP layout.
- Use the media setting recommended by your printer manufacturer for coated or gloss-compatible stock.
- Keep barcodes and short text away from edges so the finished 1" x 1" format remains easy to read and scan.
- Use simple artwork and organized hierarchy to avoid overcrowding this compact square layout.
- Store rolls in a clean, dry environment away from excess humidity, heat, and direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers for buyers, production teams, and repeat orders.
What kinds of jobs are 1" x 1" labels best suited for?
This format is commonly used for compact branding, retail pricing, barcode identification, SKU marking, and other applications where only a small amount of information needs to fit neatly on packaging or products.
Will these labels work with compatible color label printers?
They may be used with compatible roll-fed inkjet printers that support the required 3" core, 6" OD, and 2UP die-cut format. Always verify your printer’s supported media specifications before ordering.
What does SKU 1X1G-3C6OD mean?
SKU 1X1G-3C6OD identifies this exact format: 1" x 1" gloss paper inkjet labels in a 2UP configuration, supplied as 4250 labels per roll on a 3" core with a 6" outer diameter.
Can ForeFront support repeat orders or volume pricing for this label?
Yes. For recurring supply, larger production volumes, or made-to-order business requirements, use our Bulk Custom Label Orders or Label Request page to get started.
Need help choosing the right small-format gloss label?
Send us your printer model, application, and preferred label format, and we’ll help you match the right roll configuration for efficient, dependable production.