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The Zebra Z-Select 2000D self-adhesive printer label is a direct thermal label engineered for reliable, short- to medium-term identification. Each roll contains 2,100 white labels sized 5.71 cm wide by 3.17 cm high, wound on a 2.5 cm core to fit a wide range of desktop and industrial direct thermal printers. The smooth, matte surface provides clear print contrast for barcodes, text and simple graphics without requiring a thermal transfer ribbon.

Advantages

Zebra Z-Select 2000D labels deliver consistent print quality for barcodes and alphanumeric information, are optimized for direct thermal printers, and eliminate the need for ribbons, reducing consumable handling. Their standard white facestock and reliable adhesive ensure good scanability and adhesion to many common packaging and product surfaces. The roll format with 2,100 labels reduces roll changes and supports continuous labeling workflows.

Suitable for

• Shipping and mailing labels for parcels and cartons
• Inventory and warehouse shelf labeling
• Retail price tags and product identification
• Asset tagging and short-term identification

Key specifications

• Label size: 5.71 cm (width) x 3.17 cm (height)
• Material: direct thermal facestock with pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Color: white facestock
• Labels per roll: 2,100
• Core diameter: 2.5 cm
• Printable without ribbon using direct thermal printers

How to use

Install the roll into a compatible direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading instructions. Set printer media type to direct thermal and configure label dimensions to 5.71 cm x 3.17 cm in the printer driver or application. Print barcodes, text, or basic graphics as required; no ribbon is needed. After printing, apply labels to clean, dry surfaces to ensure optimal adhesion and scan performance.

Recommendations

Store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. For best print durability, avoid prolonged exposure of printed labels to high heat, solvents or abrasive conditions. Verify printer settings and perform test prints when changing media format or printer models to ensure correct alignment and print density.