Label Zebra 50.8 x 50.8mm

Zebra 50.8 x 50.8mm labels are white direct thermal labels made from polypropylene (PP) designed for short- to medium-term identification and organization tasks. Each pack provides 50 round-corner square labels sized 50.8 x 50.8 mm, wound on a small-diameter core suitable for compact label printers. The material and thermal coating are matched to direct thermal printheads to deliver clear, smudge-free text and simple barcodes without the need for ribbons.

Advantages

These Zebra labels combine a durable polypropylene facestock with a direct thermal heat-sensitive coating to yield legible prints and resistance to light wear and handling. The compact roll format with a 1.9 cm core and a maximum roll diameter of 5.08 cm makes them compatible with many small thermal desktop printers and handheld labelers. White surface color ensures good contrast for black thermal prints and consistent barcode readability.

Suitable for

• Retail price tagging and shelf labeling
• Inventory marking and stock rotation
• Parcel and small item identification
• Office filing and asset tagging

Key specifications

• Label size: 50.8 x 50.8 mm
• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Printing method: direct thermal (heat-sensitive)
• Label color: white
• Quantity per pack: 50 labels
• Core diameter: 1.9 cm
• Maximum roll diameter: 5.08 cm

How to use

Install the roll in a compatible direct thermal label printer or handheld labeler, ensuring the thermal side of the label faces the printer’s printhead. Adjust printer settings for label size (50.8 x 50.8 mm) and media type to optimize print darkness and speed. Print at recommended driver settings for direct thermal media; allow freshly printed labels a moment to cool before handling to avoid smudging under heavy friction.

Usage recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high heat to preserve thermal sensitivity. Avoid exposure to solvents, oils, and prolonged abrasion to maintain print legibility. For long-term durable identification or exposure to outdoor conditions, consider testing adhesion and print durability before large-scale deployment.