Zebra Z-Select 2000D Direct Thermal Coated Paper Labels 102 x 152 mm 76 mm Core 4 Rolls White

The Zebra Z-Select 2000D 200963 is a box of 4 rolls of 102 x 152 mm premium matte coated direct thermal paper labels for industrial Zebra printers, made for shelf-edge and price labels, product identification, chiller and freezer labelling, healthcare sample labels, shipping, picking and receiving, box and pallet labels.

Z-Select is Zebra premium coated paper range: the topcoat protects the heat-sensitive face, so prints stay sharper and survive moisture, oils and chilled storage better than economy uncoated labels. Direct thermal means no ribbon — load the roll and print.

• 4 rolls of Zebra Z-Select 2000D 102 x 152 mm labels, Zebra part number 200963
• Rolls on a 76 mm core, outer diameter about 193 mm
• No ribbon needed or included — the labels print by direct thermal
• No printer, software or spindle adapters included

• Each label is 102 x 152 mm (width x length) — set the same size in your label software or printer driver before the first print
• Built for shelf-edge and price labels, product identification, chiller and freezer labelling, healthcare sample labels, shipping, picking and receiving, box and pallet labels
• Direct thermal means the printer heats the label itself: no ribbon to buy or change, but the print is sensitive to heat, sunlight and friction over time
• The 76 mm core and about 193 mm roll diameter suit the larger media bays of Zebra industrial printers, so you change rolls less often
• After loading a new label size, run the printer media calibration so it detects the gap between labels and stops at the right position

• Ribbon-based printing — these are direct thermal labels and print without a ribbon
• Zebra desktop printers (GK, GX, ZD series) — the 76 mm core and large roll will not fit
• Inkjet, laser or label printers from other brands that need their own cartridges (for example DYMO or Brother DK rolls)
• Long-term exposure to sunlight or extreme heat — Zebra does not recommend it, and direct thermal paper darkens with heat and UV