Price Gun Labels
White Peel Price Gun Labels (CT7) — Product Overview
These white peel price gun labels are designed for fast, clear, consistent pricing and stock marking in busy retail and warehouse environments. Supplied on rolls for use in compatible hand labellers, they help you apply neat, legible labels quickly—ideal when you need to mark large volumes of items with prices, dates, codes, or short product information.
This listing covers a configurable range of pack quantities/roll options. The labels are white for high contrast and easy readability, and the “peel” adhesive option is intended to remove more cleanly than permanent adhesives in typical use—helpful when you need to re-price, rotate stock, or remove promotional pricing without leaving heavy residue.
Key Features
Fast application with a hand labeller:
Roll-fed labels are made for rapid, one-handed dispensing through a compatible price gun, helping reduce time spent on manual sticker application.
High-contrast white face stock:
A clean white label surface supports clear printed characters for easy scanning and reading at shelf edge, on packaging, or on products.
Peel / removable-style adhesive option:
Designed for situations where labels may need to be removed or replaced (for example, price changes, promotions, or short-term identification).
Retail-ready presentation:
Commonly used for shelf-edge pricing, markdowns, and promotional labels where speed and consistency matter.
Configurable pack sizes:
Choose the pack quantity that suits your throughput—use smaller packs for occasional use or larger packs for high-volume operations.
- Quick to apply using a compatible pricing gun
- White labels for clear, legible print
- Peel/removable adhesive for repricing and temporary marking
- Ideal for retail & stock control
- Multiple pack options available on this page
Typical Uses
- Retail pricing and re-pricing
- Promotional / markdown labels
- Short-term product identification
- Stock rotation and date coding (where short text is sufficient)
- Warehouse picking and location marking (short codes)
White Peel Price Gun Labels (CT7) — Full Product Guide
Price gun labels are a simple product, but choosing the right format makes a big difference to day-to-day efficiency. Below is a practical guide to help you confirm compatibility, understand how peel adhesives behave, and get the best results from your labelling process.
How It Works
These labels are supplied on rolls intended for use in a compatible hand labeller (often called a price gun). The gun advances the roll, prints your chosen characters (depending on your gun’s band configuration), and applies the label with a quick squeeze of the handle. This workflow is popular because it is fast, consistent, and reduces handling time compared with writing prices by hand or applying individual stickers.
For best results, load the roll according to your gun’s instructions, ensure the label path is aligned, and test a few impressions before starting a large batch. If print is faint or incomplete, it may indicate the ink roller needs replacing or the print bands need cleaning.
Materials and Construction
Label face: White label stock is chosen for readability and contrast. It supports clear printed characters and helps pricing stand out on shelves and packaging.
Adhesive: The “peel” option is intended for applications where you may want to remove or replace the label later. Removable adhesives can vary in performance depending on the surface and environmental conditions, so it’s good practice to trial on your specific packaging or product finish.
Roll format: Roll-fed labels are designed to feed smoothly through compatible guns. Keeping rolls clean and dry helps prevent feeding issues.
Compatibility (Choosing the Right Label Type)
Hand labellers and their labels are typically matched by a label “type” code (such as CT formats) and by the label dimensions and core/roll specification required by the gun. This product is identified as CT7 on the Sapphire listing.
Important: Always confirm your gun’s required label type and size before ordering. Some suppliers note that CT7 labels are commonly associated with a 26×16 mm format, while 26×12 mm labels are often associated with CT4-style labels. If you are unsure which you need, check your existing label roll, your gun’s manual, or the model number printed on the gun.
Surface / “Floor Type” Compatibility (Where Labels Stick Best)
Because these are peel/removable labels, surface choice matters. In general, removable adhesives tend to perform best on smooth, clean, non-porous surfaces. On rough, dusty, oily, or highly textured surfaces, adhesion may be reduced and removal behaviour may vary.
- Best on: smooth cartons, shrink wrap, many plastics, coated packaging
- Use caution on: uncoated paperboard, textured plastics, porous materials, fabrics
- Test first on: delicate finishes, varnished surfaces, or items prone to residue/marking
Health and Safety
These labels are intended for general identification and pricing. Store rolls in a dry area away from excessive heat and direct sunlight to help maintain adhesive performance. When using a hand labeller, keep fingers clear of the dispensing edge and follow the tool manufacturer’s guidance for loading and maintenance.
Ideal Applications and Use Cases
Retail pricing: Apply consistent pricing quickly across many items—useful for convenience stores, gift shops, garden centres, and pop-up retail.
Markdowns and promotions: Peel labels are commonly chosen for temporary pricing where you expect to remove or replace labels after a promotion ends.
Stock identification: Add short codes for batch picking, internal references, or location marking where a compact label is sufficient.
Back-of-house operations: Speed up routine tasks such as marking incoming goods, sorting, and quick categorisation.
Maintenance, Cleaning and Care
Storage: Keep rolls sealed or boxed when not in use to reduce dust contamination. Store at stable room temperature where possible.
Gun upkeep: If labels misfeed, check for adhesive build-up around the feed path and wipe carefully. Replace ink rollers when print becomes faint or patchy.
Application tips: Apply with firm, even pressure. For best adhesion, ensure the surface is clean and dry. If you need clean removal, avoid pressing excessively hard on delicate surfaces and remove slowly.
Case Study (Typical Workflow Example)
A small retailer receives a weekly delivery of mixed items that require shelf pricing and occasional markdowns. Using a compatible hand labeller with peel labels, staff can price items quickly during goods-in, then remove and replace labels during promotions without reworking packaging. This reduces time spent on repricing and helps keep shelf-edge presentation consistent.
Who Is It For?
- Retailers who need fast, consistent pricing
- Businesses running frequent promotions or markdown cycles
- Warehouses and stockrooms needing quick short-code identification
- Anyone using a compatible CT7-style hand labeller and wanting a peel/removable label option
Colours / Features Available
- Colour: White
- Adhesive: Peel / removable-style (as listed)
- Format: Roll labels for hand labellers / price guns
Sizes Available
This Sapphire product page is a configurable listing and may include multiple pack quantities/roll options. Select the variant that matches your required quantity and your gun’s label specification. If you are matching an existing roll, compare the label type code and the label dimensions shown on your current packaging or in your gun documentation.
References used for general compatibility notes:
CT7 labels commonly listed as 26×16 mm: https://tillrollshop.com/23-ct7-price-gun-labels
26×12 mm peelable labels commonly listed as CT4-style: https://www.ers-online.co.uk/o3774/plp-26x12-white-klik-26mm-x-12mm-ct4-price-gun-labels-peelable-adhesive