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The Zebra Z-Perform 2000D white coated direct thermal paper labels are ideal for a variety of industrial applications and can handle printing speeds up to 8 ips. These labels feature an all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive that provides reliable adhesion across a wide temperature range, making them suitable for demanding warehouse and logistics environments. However, they are not recommended for applications involving exposure to sunlight or extreme heat.

Each box contains 4 rolls of Zebra Z-Perform 2000D labels measuring 4x1 inches (101.6x25.4mm) with 6,000 labels per roll. The labels come on a 3-inch (76.2mm) core, providing you with 24,000 total labels per box for your labeling operations.

Yes, Zebra Z-Perform 2000D labels are direct thermal paper labels designed for use with any direct thermal barcode printer that supports 4x1 inch label sizes. These labels work with standard Zebra printers and other compatible direct thermal label printers operating at speeds up to 8 ips. We offer a complete range of direct thermal printers that work seamlessly with these labels—contact us today to find the right printer for your application.

The Zebra Z-Perform 2000D labels feature an all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive that delivers strong adhesion across a wide temperature range, making them suitable for various industrial environments. This permanent adhesive ensures labels remain securely attached to your products or packages throughout the supply chain and storage.

The all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive on Zebra Z-Perform 2000D labels provides reliable adhesion across a wide temperature range, making them suitable for cold storage applications. However, these labels are not recommended for applications involving exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat, so they are best suited for indoor industrial environments and temperature-controlled storage areas.

Direct thermal labels like the Zebra Z-Perform 2000D use heat-sensitive coating that darkens when exposed to the printhead, eliminating the need for ink ribbons and reducing supply costs. Thermal transfer labels require a ribbon to transfer ink onto the label material. Direct thermal is ideal for high-volume, cost-effective applications like shipping labels and warehouse operations where label longevity isn't critical. Visit barcodesinc.com to compare both label types and find the best solution for your needs.