Zebra Z-Select 2000D White Self-adhesive printer label

White smooth coated direct thermal labels that produce black visible images at speeds up to 152 mm/s on Zebra industrial and desktop printers. These Z-Select 2000D labels use a direct thermal coating to generate clear, durable black images without ribbon, and feature a permanent rubber-based adhesive that bonds to most surfaces and remains effective down to -40°C. Available in a range of standard sizes; the supplied roll contains 250 labels sized 50.8 x 38.1 mm with a 19 mm core.

Advantages

The smooth coating ensures consistent image quality and fast print speeds on Zebra printers. Permanent rubber-based adhesive provides reliable attachment to a variety of substrates, including chilled or frozen goods. Direct thermal construction eliminates the need for thermal transfer ribbons, reducing consumable handling and simplifying labeling workflows.

Suitable for

• Packaging labels for promotional products
• Labels for chilled and frozen products
• General-purpose product identification and organization

Key specifications

• Label material: smooth white direct thermal paper
• Print method: direct thermal (no ribbon)
• Print speed: up to 152 mm/s
• Adhesive: permanent rubber-based adhesive; usable to -40°C
• Label size (per roll): 50.8 x 38.1 mm
• Labels per roll: 250
• Core diameter: 19 mm
• Compatible printers: Zebra industrial and desktop printers
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Zebra / 3003060 / 5711045595738

How to use

Install the roll into a compatible Zebra industrial or desktop printer following the printer manufacturer’s loading instructions. Use direct thermal print mode; no ribbon is required. Configure label size (50.8 x 38.1 mm) and print speed (up to 152 mm/s) in the printer settings. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion; press firmly to ensure contact.

Recommendations

Store labels away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and high humidity to preserve the thermal coating. For long-term or outdoor applications, verify that direct thermal labels meet durability requirements, as direct thermal prints can fade with prolonged light or heat exposure.