Zebra PLS-102-Z Wristbands

The Zebra PLS-102-Z LaserBand wristbands feature self-laminating technology that protects patient information, barcodes, and text from moisture and hand sanitizers, extending wristband usability. They enable printing of both wristbands and labels on a single 8.5x11" sheet using standard laser printers, eliminating the need for specialized wristband printing equipment. The wristbands come with optional hole punches for securing into patient charts, and adhesive-free zones prevent printer jams and reduce maintenance costs.

Yes, one of the primary advantages of the Zebra PLS-102-Z LaserBand wristbands is that they enable easy deployment of a wristband solution without requiring a special wristband printer. You can print directly on standard laser printers, allowing healthcare facilities to streamline their patient admission process by printing both wristband labels and patient chart labels on the same sheet.

The Zebra PLS-102-Z LaserBand wristbands are constructed from a Paper/PET combination material, providing durability while maintaining compatibility with standard laser printing. The self-laminating seal protects the printed information from environmental factors like moisture and hand sanitizers commonly found in healthcare settings.

Each box of Zebra PLS-102-Z LaserBand wristbands contains 1000 sheets, with each sheet measuring 8.5x11" (216x279mm) and including 20 labels per sheet. This provides substantial inventory for high-volume patient admission operations in healthcare facilities.

The Zebra LaserBand wristbands support both one-dimensional and two-dimensional barcode formats, including Code 128, UPC-A, UPC-E, Data Matrix, QR Code, PDF417, and many others. This flexibility allows healthcare facilities to encode patient identifiers, medical record numbers, and other critical information in formats compatible with their existing systems.

Yes, the Zebra PLS-102-Z LaserBand wristbands are specifically designed for adult patients and feature adhesive closure for secure fastening. The self-laminating protection ensures that patient information remains legible and protected throughout the patient's stay, making them ideal for hospital and healthcare facility patient identification programs.