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

Zebra Z-Select 2000D White 57.15 x 50.8 mm is a direct thermal label with a smooth white facestock that produces black images under visible light. It is compatible with Zebra industrial and desktop printers and supports print speeds up to 152 mm/s. The label uses a permanent rubber-based adhesive that bonds to most surfaces and remains effective at temperatures down to -40°C. It is available in common off-the-shelf sizes and is suitable for packaging, promotional labeling and chilled or frozen products.

Advantages

The smooth thermal topcoat delivers clear black prints without requiring thermal transfer ribbons, enabling fast throughput on Zebra printers. Permanent rubber-based adhesive provides reliable adhesion on a wide range of substrates and retains performance in very low temperatures. Standardized sizes and roll/pack quantities simplify inventory and media replacement.

Suitable for

• Packaging labels
• Promotional product labeling
• Chilled and frozen goods
• General-purpose barcode and shipping labels

Key specifications

• Brand: Zebra
• Model: Z-Select 2000D
• Size: 57.15 x 50.8 mm
• Color: White
• Material: Direct thermal topcoat (thermal paper)
• Adhesive: Permanent rubber-based
• Operating temperature: down to -40°C
• Compatible printers: Zebra industrial and desktop printers
• Maximum print speed: up to 152 mm/s
• Pack formats: packs of 370 labels or rolls of 1370 labels
• MPN: 800262-205
• EAN: 5711045608209

How to use

Load the roll or pack into a compatible Zebra industrial or desktop direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer’s media-loading instructions. Ensure the thermal side faces the printhead. Set the printer speed and darkness parameters appropriate for the label size and the desired print quality. Store unused labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve thermal sensitivity.

Recommendations

For best results use with Zebra direct thermal printing settings and avoid prolonged exposure to heat, sunlight or chemicals that can fade thermal images. Test adhesion on target substrates before large-scale application, especially on uneven or low-energy surfaces.