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MUNBYN 4×6 Direct Thermal Fanfold Shipping Labels (500)
By Seb Clark, Editor, UniDoc Solutions·Updated
The standard 4×6 fanfold stack for Rollo and MUNBYN printers — Royal Mail, eBay, Etsy, Shopify labels all print full-size.
About 3.5p per shipping label.
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Compatibility checked against the manufacturer's own listing: source . Always double-check your exact model number before ordering.
Our take
Fanfold (zig-zag stacked) 100 × 150 mm labels are what these printers are built around: the stack sits behind the printer and feeds itself, no roll holder needed. MUNBYN's are the best-reviewed on Amazon UK and are perforated cleanly so labels tear off square. They work identically in the Rollo, which is label-agnostic. Don't buy these for a DYMO 5XL — the 550-series DYMOs reject any label without a DYMO chip.
Manufacturer highlights
- [ Specifications ] 4" x 6"(101.6mm x 152.4mm) 500 sheets. Packed in a kraft carton to prevent damage
- [ Excellent Printing Effect ] The printer labels are perfectly compatible with MUNBYN, Zebra, iDRPT, Polono, JADENS, BEEPRT, Nelko, Itari, Phomemo and other thermal printers without the hassle of unreadable words and unscannable barcodes. Not compatible with Dymo
- [ BPA/BPS FREE ] MUNBYN Direct thermal paper has passed RoHs certification. It’s tested that the paper doesn’t contain any carcinogens like BPA, BPS
- [ Fade Resistant & Reliable ] The thermal labels are made of upgrade material that prints crystal clear images and easy-to-read barcodes. brighter than the leading brand and significant resistance to smudges and scratches
- [ Multi-platform Compatible ] Print shipping labels and internet postage labels for transportation platforms and e-commerce platforms. Such as for Royal Mail, DPD, DHL, Evri, FedEx, USPS, UPS, Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, eBay, PayPal and more. If you encounter unclear printing problems, please adjust the optimal print density and speed settings for your corresponding platform
- [ Professional Team ] MUNBYN technical support , local after-sales service in the UK, mature complaints handling system, in-depth cooperation with Amazon
Genuine vs compatible — which should you buy?
Genuine cartridges cost more per page but carry the maker's warranty, hit the quoted page yield reliably, and never trip firmware "unrecognised cartridge" blocks.
Compatible (third-party) cartridges are typically 40–70% cheaper. Quality is fine from reputable sellers, but yields are optimistic, colour accuracy varies, and some brands (HP with HP+ in particular) actively block them. For a mono laser printing text, compatibles are usually the sensible buy; for colour or warranty-critical kit, stay genuine.