- Coated
- Abrasion Resistant
Zebra 10039019 RFID Label
Zebra ZBR2100 RFID Inlay Model Overview
Standard, coated direct thermal paper label with an all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive. Provides the optimal balance between performance and price. Recommended for indoor use.
- Direct thermal, smooth, paper label with a permanent acrylic adhesive
- Good print quality up to 8 in/sec
- Meets FDA 175.105 for indirect food contact requirements
- Limited resistance to moisture or abrasion
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key specifications of the Zebra 10039019 RFID Label?
The Zebra 10039019 is a 4x2" (101.6x50.8mm) white, coated direct thermal paper label with an all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive designed for printing speeds up to 8 ips. It features a 0.75" (19.1mm) core and is part of the Z-Perform 2000D value coated label line, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial RFID applications. We offer this label for immediate integration into your labeling operations.
What adhesive does the Zebra Z-Perform 2000D RFID label use?
This label uses an all-temp permanent acrylic adhesive that provides reliable adhesion across a wide temperature range, making it versatile for diverse warehouse and logistics environments. The permanent nature of the adhesive ensures labels remain securely attached during handling, storage, and transport. Contact us today to confirm adhesive performance for your specific application requirements.
What printing technology is compatible with the Zebra 10039019 RFID label?
The Zebra 10039019 is designed for direct thermal printing at speeds up to 8 ips and features a white coated surface optimized for thermal print quality. Direct thermal technology eliminates the need for ink or toner ribbons, reducing operational costs and maintenance. We stock compatible Zebra direct thermal printers to pair with these labels for a complete RFID labeling solution.
What industrial applications is the Zebra Z-Perform 2000D RFID label recommended for?
The Z-Perform 2000D is ideal for a variety of industrial applications requiring RFID tracking and identification, particularly in warehouse management, inventory control, and logistics operations. However, it is not recommended for applications involving direct exposure to sunlight or extreme heat, as these conditions may degrade label performance and adhesive integrity. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore RFID label solutions tailored to your specific environmental conditions.
What is the difference between direct thermal and thermal transfer labels?
Direct thermal labels like the Zebra 10039019 use heat-sensitive coating to create images without requiring a ribbon, making them cost-effective for high-volume labeling. Thermal transfer labels require a ribbon and offer superior durability in harsh environments. The Z-Perform 2000D direct thermal option is well-suited for standard warehouse and logistics environments where cost efficiency and ease of use are priorities.
Can the Zebra 10039019 RFID label be used in outdoor or high-temperature environments?
The Zebra 10039019 is not recommended for applications involving exposure to sunlight or extreme heat, as these conditions can compromise label durability and RFID performance. For outdoor or high-temperature applications, we offer alternative label materials and adhesive formulations designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Contact us today to discuss RFID label options suitable for your specific temperature and exposure requirements.