Thermal transfer label rolls Zebra Z-Select 2000T White — 69.85 x 31.75 mm, paper, core 76 mm, 4,240 labels/roll

Zebra Z-Select 2000T White thermal transfer label rolls are premium coated paper labels sized 69.85 x 31.75 mm on a 76 mm core, with 4,240 labels per roll. The coated surface delivers ultra-smooth printability for high-contrast, scannable images including very small fonts and barcodes. Designed for thermal transfer printers, these labels use a high-quality permanent adhesive and are suitable for packaging, compliance, retail labeling and other general identification needs.

Advantages

The coated paper provides excellent print clarity and sharpness at print speeds up to 254 mm/s, producing durable, highly readable barcodes and fine text. The permanent adhesive ensures reliable label affixation across a range of surfaces. Rolls are available in common off-the-shelf sizes and are compatible with Zebra thermal transfer printers.

Suitable for

• Product identification labels
• Retail price and shelf labels
• Shipping and logistics labels
• Compliance and regulatory labeling
• Barcode and small-font printing

Key specifications

• Brand: Zebra
• Model: Z-Select 2000T White
• Material: Coated thermal transfer paper
• Label size: 69.85 x 31.75 mm
• Core: 76 mm
• Quantity: 4,240 labels per roll
• Print method: Thermal transfer
• Maximum print speed: up to 254 mm/s
• Adhesive: High-quality permanent adhesive
• MPN: 76054

How to use

Install the roll in a thermal transfer printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions. Use an appropriate thermal transfer ribbon for coated paper to achieve best print quality. Adjust printer settings (print speed and darkness) to optimize sharpness for small fonts and barcodes. After printing, apply labels onto clean, dry surfaces to ensure full adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair these labels with recommended thermal transfer ribbons and store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Validate barcode readability after printing, especially for small or dense barcodes, and perform sample tests when changing printer settings or substrates.