Zebra Z-Perform 1000D White Self-adhesive printer label

The Zebra Z-Perform 1000D is a self-adhesive printer label made from bright white smooth paper facestock with a coated surface for balanced performance and cost. These die-cut labels measure 10.2 cm × 5.08 cm, come in packs of 300 with a 1.9 cm core diameter, and are available for thermal transfer and direct thermal printing. The labels use an uncoated paper face with a permanent acrylic adhesive and are intended for general-purpose applications where moderate resistance to moisture and abrasion is acceptable.

Advantages

Bright white surface and coated facestock provide good print clarity while keeping costs low. Die-cut format and standard core diameter ensure compatibility with most desktop printers. Permanent acrylic adhesive offers reliable sticking for typical shipping, inventory and product-labeling tasks. Available in both thermal transfer and direct thermal versions to suit different printer types.

Suitable for

• Shipping labels
• Inventory and stock management
• Product labeling and price tags

Key specifications

• Brand: Zebra
• Model: Z-Perform 1000D (MPN: 3008870-T)
• Material: Bright white smooth paper facestock, coated
• Adhesive: Permanent acrylic
• Label size: 10.2 cm × 5.08 cm
• Quantity per pack: 300 labels
• Core diameter: 1.9 cm
• Printing method: Thermal transfer and direct thermal (versions available)
• Color: White

How to use

Install the roll or stack of die-cut labels in a compatible desktop or industrial printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the core fits the 1.9 cm spindle. Select the correct label type in the printer settings (thermal transfer or direct thermal) and adjust print speed and darkness to achieve optimal print quality. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion.

Recommendations

Not recommended for applications requiring high resistance to moisture, abrasion or extreme environmental exposure. Avoid high print speeds if your printer or application demands greater durability; for more robust conditions consider synthetic or specialty label stocks.