Zebra Z-Perform 1000D vit permanentlim

Zebra Z-Perform 1000D labels are uncoated direct thermal paper labels with a permanent acrylic adhesive. Each label measures 38 mm x 25 mm and the rolls contain 2580 labels; the pack includes 12 rolls (30,960 labels total). Designed for direct thermal printing, these labels deliver clear, durable prints for general-purpose labeling such as packaging, shipping and box identification. They are supplied on rolls with a maximum roll diameter of 127 mm and a 25 mm core, compatible with most thermal printers.

Advantages

Z-Perform 1000D labels combine cost-effective direct thermal paper with a permanent acrylic adhesive that provides reliable adhesion to a wide range of surfaces. The uncoated surface ensures good print sensitivity for thermal printheads, while roll dimensions and core size make them compatible with many label printers. These labels offer consistent performance for standard indoor logistics and retail applications.

Suitable for

• Packaging and shipping labels
• Box and carton identification
• Inventory and retail shelf labeling

Key specifications

• Material: Uncoated direct thermal paper
• Adhesive: Permanent acrylic
• Label size: 38 mm x 25 mm
• Labels per roll: 2,580
• Rolls per pack: 12 (total 30,960 labels)
• Printing method: Direct thermal
• Max roll diameter: 127 mm
• Core diameter: 25 mm
• Brand: Zebra
• MPN: 880595-025DU
• EAN: 5711045414213

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible direct thermal label printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for core size and roll orientation. Use appropriate printer settings for direct thermal media to ensure optimal print contrast. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces and press firmly to secure adhesion. Store unopened rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve thermal sensitivity.

Recommendations

Not recommended for applications with prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat, as these conditions can degrade direct thermal prints. For long-term outdoor durability or exposure to high temperatures, consider a thermal transfer label or a coated/laminated material.