Label Dispensers

Label Dispensers & Labels in Dispenser Packs:

Label dispensers provide quick access to roll labels for repetitive labelling tasks in offices, retail environments, warehouses and other workplaces. This collection is centred on Avery and Quikstik dispenser labels, with more than 100 options spanning plain identification labels, coloured dots, pricing and sale labels, pre-printed message labels and larger-format roll labels.

Rectangle, Square & Round Dispenser Labels:

Plain white rectangular labels are available in a particularly broad selection of sizes, including compact 13 x 19mm and 13 x 35mm formats through to 24 x 49mm, 35 x 45mm, 44 x 65mm and larger 102 x 36mm and 103 x 36mm labels. Pack quantities vary according to label size, with rolls containing from hundreds to more than 1,000 labels.

Round labels provide another major part of the range. Sizes include 11mm, 14mm and 24mm circles in colours such as white, black, green, pink, silver and gold, along with fluorescent shades for more visible identification and colour coding.

Pre-Printed Labels for Retail & Office Use:

For tasks where the message needs to be immediately recognisable, the collection includes Avery pre-printed dispenser labels. Options include wording such as Urgent, Final Notice and Sold, alongside retail-focused Sale Price, Clearance Sale and Sale Was/Now labels.

These ready-printed formats reduce the need to handwrite frequently repeated messages and are particularly useful where the same label is applied throughout a workplace or retail operation.

Avery & Quikstik Label Dispensers:

Both Avery and Quikstik offer labels supplied on rolls for convenient dispensing. Avery options include permanent white paper labels as well as removable coloured and pre-printed labels. Quikstik covers circles, rectangles, squares and larger Magnum Roll formats in a variety of dimensions and colours.

The collection also includes a dedicated Avery white plastic dispenser designed for 24mm day labels.

Choosing the Right Label Dispenser:

Start with the purpose of the label, then check shape, dimensions, colour, adhesive type and quantity. Small coloured circles work well for visual coding, while larger rectangles provide more writing space. For repeated instructions or retail messages, a pre-printed roll can make labelling faster and more consistent.