Zebra Printer Label - 3003076

These labels are designed for direct thermal printers. They do not work with thermal transfer printers, which require a ribbon.

Yes, the Z-Select 2000D labels comply with European food regulations and FDA standards for direct contact with dry and moist non-fatty foodstuffs.

The labels have a protective topcoat that offers resistance to moisture and oils, making them more durable than standard paper labels. However, they are not fully waterproof and prolonged immersion in water may affect them.

Each label is 10.2 cm wide and 5.08 cm high. They come on rolls with 300 labels per roll.

Yes, the permanent adhesive is designed to adhere in temperatures as low as 0°C and remain adhered in temperatures as low as -40°C, making them suitable for cold environments.

A pack contains 16 rolls, with each roll having 300 labels, for a total of 4800 labels per pack.

Direct thermal printing eliminates the need for ink or toner ribbons, simplifying the printing process, reducing costs, and requiring only one type of consumable (the label itself).

The Zebra ZipShip program ensures that these Z-Select 2000D labels are stocked and ready for immediate dispatch, offering fast shipment for users who need their labels quickly.

Ensure the printer is set to 'Direct Thermal' mode. Check that the printhead is clean and properly seated. Increase the print darkness or decrease the print speed in your printer settings. Verify the label material is loaded correctly and the printer has been calibrated.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or oil. Check that the label is applied at an appropriate temperature (above 0°C for application). If used in very cold environments, ensure labels are applied while the surface is at or above the minimum application temperature.

Direct thermal labels are susceptible to heat and abrasion. Ensure labels are not stored in excessively hot areas or subjected to rubbing. For applications requiring higher durability, consider a thermal transfer label with a ribbon.

Ensure the label roll is loaded correctly according to the printer's manual. Check that the media guides are adjusted properly to fit the label width. Remove any debris from the paper path.

This is a characteristic of direct thermal media. Store labels in a cool, dark place away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of label stacks, which can cause pressure sensitivity.