Zebra RFID polyester labels Silverline Micro II white 100 x 40 mm 100 labels (1 roll) — for Zebra R‑140, R4Mplus, PAX/R and Xi series

These Zebra Silverline Micro II RFID polyester labels (white) measure 100 x 40 mm and are supplied as a roll of 100 labels. They combine a printable polyester face with an embedded RFID inlay to support item identification, inventory tracking and logistics workflows. The labels are compatible with a range of Zebra thermal printers including R-140, R4Mplus, PAX 110/170/R110 and Xi Series models 110/140/170/220, allowing direct thermal or thermal transfer printing and integrated RFID encoding in supported devices.

Advantages

The polyester construction provides resistance to abrasion, moisture and common handling stresses while maintaining print clarity for barcodes, text and graphics. Integrated RFID functionality enables non-line-of-sight scanning, faster inventory counts and improved traceability. The roll format with consistent die-cut size simplifies printer loading and high-volume application for warehouse and logistics environments.

Suitable for

• Item-level tagging in retail and apparel
• Inventory management and cycle counting
• Asset tracking in warehouses and distribution centers
• Shipping and logistics label applications

Key specifications

• Label material: polyester face (white)
• Label size: 100 x 40 mm
• Format: roll with 100 labels per roll
• RFID: embedded RFID inlay suitable for compatible Zebra encoders/readers
• Printing: compatible with thermal printing (direct thermal/thermal transfer) on supported Zebra printers
• Durability: abrasion and moisture resistant typical of polyester labels

How to use

Load the roll into a compatible Zebra printer model that supports RFID encoding and select the correct media and RFID settings in the printer driver or device menu. Design the label layout with barcode, text and any required graphics in your label software, then calibrate the printer for roll diameter and label pitch if prompted. Print and encode labels according to your workflow, and apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and read reliability.

Usage recommendations

For reliable RFID performance, ensure the printer is configured for the specific inlay type and that labels are applied to non-metallic surfaces or use appropriate spacing or mounting methods when applied near metal. Store rolls in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures prior to use.