Label rolls Zebra Z-Perform 1000D White — direct thermal paper labels 100 x 50 mm

Zebra Z-Perform 1000D White are direct thermal paper labels sized 100 x 50 mm intended for use with thermal printers. The labels are white, made of paper and designed for direct thermal printing without the need for ribbons. They suit short- to medium-term applications such as shipping labels, barcode and product identification, inventory tags and point-of-sale labeling where clear, legible printing is required.

Advantages

The paper face provides good print contrast for barcode scanning and human-readable text, while the direct thermal coating eliminates ribbon costs and simplifies supply management. A permanent adhesive secures labels to a variety of common surfaces used in logistics and retail. The consistent die-cut size and rectangular shape enable efficient automatic dispensing and peel-and-apply workflows in compatibility with many desktop and industrial thermal printers.

Suitable for

• Shipping and mailing labels
• Barcode and product identification labels
• Inventory and warehouse tagging
• Point-of-sale pricing and shelf labels for short-term use

Key specifications

• Label size: 100 x 50 mm
• Face material: direct thermal paper (white)
• Print technology: direct thermal
• Shape: rectangular
• Adhesive: permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Roll format: die-cut labels on a roll for thermal printers

How to use

Load the label roll into a compatible direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for roll orientation and media type. Configure the printer for direct thermal media and set the label size to 100 x 50 mm in the print driver or printer settings. Test-print a sample to verify print contrast and alignment before running larger batches. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for optimal adhesion and allow a short settling time for the adhesive to bond.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve the thermal coating. Avoid exposing printed labels to prolonged moisture, direct heat, or solvents, as these can fade direct thermal images. For applications requiring longer-term resistance to abrasion or UV exposure, consider testing in the intended environment or selecting a thermal transfer solution.