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6 in Continuous Matte BOPP Inkjet Labels - 180 ft/Roll - 3 in Core - 6 in OD
This 6 in continuous matte BOPP (polypropylene) roll is built for wide-format, custom-length labels where you control the cut length at print time. Matte BOPP reduces glare while keeping an inkjet-receptive surface for crisp text and stable color. Compatibility guardrail: confirm your printer supports a 3 in core and at least 6 in maximum roll diameter before ordering.
Why teams choose this 6 in continuous matte BOPP roll
The value punch
- Wide-format coverage for cartons, pails, bins, and large product panels.
- Continuous media supports custom-length SKUs without stocking multiple dies.
- Matte surface helps reduce glare under warehouse and retail lighting.
- Synthetic BOPP base is better suited than paper for everyday scuffs and handling.
- Roll geometry aligns with common 3 in core inkjet label printer paths.
Best-fit industries
- Warehousing and logistics identification
- Industrial bins, racks, and shelf labels
- Cosmetics and personal care secondary labels
- Nutraceutical packaging and case labeling
- E-commerce cartons and kitting operations
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Label format | Continuous roll |
| Label width | 6 in |
| Roll length | 180 ft |
| Core (ID) | 3 in |
| Outer diameter (OD) | 6 in |
| Material family | BOPP (polypropylene), matte finish |
| Print method compatibility | Inkjet roll label printers |
Compatibility and matching
How we help you match and reorder
- We confirm roll geometry against your printer path to avoid core or OD fit issues.
- We help align finish choice (matte vs gloss) to your scan and readability needs.
- We can guide label layout workflows for continuous stock, including cut strategy.
- Browse related options in Inkjet Labels or pair with an inkjet printer from Color Label Printers.
What to share for a fast verification
- Printer brand and model (example: Epson ColorWorks, Afinia, Primera, VIPColor).
- Maximum supported roll OD and required core size (some models cap at 6 in OD).
- Whether you need continuous stock for custom-length labels or prefer die-cut.
- Application details like moisture exposure or refrigeration so we can advise on material fit.
- If you need help, use Request Samples or send your printer details.
FAQ
Should I choose matte or gloss BOPP for my application?
Matte reduces glare and is often preferred for readability, variable text, and scanning. Gloss can increase visual pop but may reflect light. If you have strict barcode scan angles or a high-glare environment, matte is usually the safer choice.
Can you quote volume pricing or repeat orders?
Yes. Share the roll spec and your expected monthly usage, and we can set up a consistent reorder path with the same geometry and finish so procurement stays predictable.
How do I confirm this roll will physically fit my printer?
Verify three items: core size (3 in), maximum roll OD (at least 6 in), and supported media width (6 in). If your printer uses an external unwind, confirm the unwind spindle and sensor path as well.
What impacts yield and running cost on continuous stock?
Label length, coverage level, and how you cut the media drive cost. Continuous stock is efficient when you run multiple label lengths on the same roll and reduce SKU count for pre-cut sizes.
What supplies typically pair with this roll?
Teams usually pair it with an inkjet color label printer and the correct ink set for that model. If you need a cutter workflow, confirm your cutter can handle 6 in wide continuous BOPP.
Ready to lock in the correct roll format?
Send your printer model and roll limits and we will confirm fit before you commit. This helps prevent core or OD mismatches and keeps your wide-format continuous labeling workflow stable.