Rollo de etiquetas Zebra Z-Perform 1000D blanco

Z-Perform 1000D 80 Receipt is a direct thermal, uncoated receipt paper designed for use with MZ320 mobile printers. The roll measures 75.4 mm in width with a continuous length of 14.6 metres and uses an 80 micron substrate, offering a thicker alternative to 60 micron receipt papers. This paper is not recommended for use where prolonged exposure to sunlight or extreme heat is expected. When stored and handled correctly, printed receipts can be archived for up to 5 years.

Advantages

The 80 micron direct thermal construction delivers improved stiffness and handling compared with thinner thermal papers, reducing curl and feed issues in mobile printers like the MZ320. Uncoated surface provides reliable printing with direct thermal technology and consistent image quality for typical point-of-sale and receipt applications.

Suitable for

• Mobile receipt printing with Zebra MZ320 printers
• Point-of-sale transactions and portable sales terminals
• Short- to medium-term receipt storage and archiving (up to 5 years when conditions are met)

Key specifications

• Product: Z-Perform 1000D 80 Receipt
• Compatibility: For MZ320 mobile printers
• Width: 75.4 mm
• Length: continuous roll, 14.6 metres
• Paper weight/thickness: 80 micron (direct thermal, uncoated)
• Archival life: up to 5 years under appropriate storage conditions
• Not suitable for: prolonged exposure to sunlight or extreme heat

How to use

Install the roll into the MZ320 mobile printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading instructions, ensuring the thermal side faces the print head. Use standard direct thermal print settings and avoid applying excessive heat or pressure that could damage the paper or print head. Feed the paper through the cutter or tear bar as required by the device.

Recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures. For best longevity of printed receipts, avoid contact with solvents, oils, or other chemicals and keep records in dark storage if archiving for extended periods.