Label roll Zebra ZeroLiner 2000D width 101.6 mm, height 30000 mm

Zebra ZeroLiner 2000D label roll with a width of 101.6 mm and a total length of 30,000 mm provides continuous thermal labels designed for high-volume printing environments. The roll is intended for direct thermal printing and is compatible with Zebra thermal printers and automated print-and-apply systems. Its continuous construction allows flexible label lengths and uninterrupted operation in shipping, inventory, and product identification workflows.

Advantages

The continuous format eliminates the need for pre-cut labels, reducing downtime for roll changes and enabling precise length control for varied label requirements. The thermal coating ensures clear, readable print quality without the need for ribbon in direct thermal applications. The roll format supports automated labeling equipment and large-batch operations, simplifying logistics and reducing manual handling.

Suitable for

• High-volume shipping labels and packing slips
• Inventory tags and warehouse bin labeling
• Product identification where variable label length is required
• Print-and-apply automated labeling systems

Key specifications

• Label type: continuous direct thermal roll
• Width: 101.6 mm
• Total length: 30,000 mm
• Core compatibility: standard industrial printer cores (check printer requirements)
• Application: designed for thermal printing without ribbon (direct thermal)

How to use

Load the Zebra ZeroLiner 2000D roll into a compatible Zebra or industrial direct thermal printer following the printer manufacturer's loading instructions. Adjust printer settings for continuous media and set the print length as required by the label design. Use appropriate print speed and darkness settings to achieve optimal legibility. For automated print-and-apply systems, thread the roll into the applicator mechanism according to the equipment guide and verify feed tension to prevent slippage.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve the thermal coating. When printing, test a sample to confirm print quality and adhesion for your intended surface. For outdoor or long-term durability, consider testing substrate resistance to heat and abrasion, or choose a thermal transfer alternative if environmental stability is required.