Etiquetas de impresora autoadhesivas Zebra Z-Perform 1000T blancas

Label Zebra Z-Perform 1000T White is a smooth, uncoated thermal transfer paper label designed for clear normal bar codes and scannable images when printed with Zebra Wax Ribbons. The labels use a permanent acrylic adhesive that bonds to most packaging materials and are supplied on rolls with a media size of 101.6 x 50.8 mm, core diameter 76 mm, 2,740 labels per roll and four rolls per case. This economical option is suitable for shop floor work-in-progress tracking and for shipping or box labeling.

Advantages

Uncoated thermal transfer stock provides reliable barcode and image quality with wax ribbons, while the permanent acrylic adhesive offers good adhesion to a wide range of packaging substrates. Available in standard off-the-shelf sizes and supplied in rolls, these labels offer cost-effective printing for high-volume or routine applications.

Suitable for

• Work-in-progress and production floor labeling
• Shipping, carton and box labels
• Inventory and warehouse identification
• General-purpose barcode and asset labeling

Key specifications

• Brand: Zebra
• Model: Z-Perform 1000T White
• Media type: Uncoated thermal transfer paper
• Print method: Thermal transfer (use with Zebra Wax Ribbons)
• Label size (media): 101.6 x 50.8 mm
• Colour: White
• Core diameter: 76 mm
• Labels per roll: 2,740
• Rolls per case: 4
• MPN: 880026-050
• EAN: 4054318627950

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible thermal transfer printer, fit a Zebra Wax Ribbon appropriate for the label width, and configure printer settings for uncoated paper media. Print test labels to confirm barcode scannability and adhesion to the intended substrate, then proceed with regular printing. Store rolls in a dry, moderate-temperature environment to preserve media quality.

Recommendations

Use Zebra Wax Ribbons for optimal barcode and image quality. For improved durability in harsher environments, consider using a resin or wax-resin ribbon and test adhesion on the specific packaging material before large runs.