Zebra Z-Perform 1000D wit zelfklevend printeretiket

Zebra bright white smooth paper facestock labels are a general-purpose labeling material offered in both thermal transfer and direct thermal variants. The facestock is a bright white, smooth paper with a special coating designed to balance printing performance and cost. A permanent acrylic adhesive provides reliable bonding to typical clean, dry surfaces, while the material has limited resistance to moisture and abrasion and is not intended for very high-speed printing or harsh conditions.

Advantages

The bright white, smooth paper surface gives good print contrast and clear barcode readability. The special coating improves print quality while keeping material costs lower than more durable substrates. The permanent acrylic adhesive ensures consistent adhesion on standard clean and dry surfaces. Availability in thermal transfer and direct thermal formats allows choosing the option that matches your printer and durability requirements.

Key specifications

• Material: bright white smooth paper facestock
• Coating: specially coated for balanced performance and price
• Print technologies: thermal transfer and direct thermal
• Adhesive: permanent acrylic adhesive
• Resistance: limited resistance to moisture and abrasion
• Recommended use: general-purpose labeling on clean, dry surfaces

How to use

Select the thermal transfer or direct thermal variant compatible with your printer. Make sure the application surface is clean and dry to maximize adhesion. For thermal transfer printing, use a compatible ribbon; for direct thermal, follow the printer manufacturer’s media and temperature guidelines. After applying labels, allow them to settle before exposing them to mechanical stress or handling.

Recommendations

Avoid using these labels in prolonged wet conditions, in high-abrasion environments, or where high temperature or strong chemicals are present. For applications requiring greater moisture or abrasion resistance, choose coated papers or synthetic materials designed for harsher conditions.