Thermal Transfer Barcode Label

The Zebra PolyPro 3000T is a white, matte polypropylene thermal transfer label that produces high-quality black barcodes and human readable fonts when used with compatible Zebra ribbons.

The Zebra Z-Perform 2000T is a white, coated paper label offering excellent print quality for thermal transfer printing up to 8 ips.

A white thermal transfer paper label with general-purpose, permanent, acrylic-based adhesive. Offers high initial tack and adhesion on corrugated packaging. Bright white, ultra-smooth, matte coated facestock, specially coated for use with compatible Zebra Ribbons for superior durability and image quality. Recommended for a wide variety of applications, such as shipping, receiving, and work-in-progress labels.

The Zebra Z-Ultimate 2000T is a pearl white, gloss polyester thermal transfer label ideal for applications that require outstanding print quality and excellent smear and scratch resistance.

Z-Ultimate 3000T labels are a gloss polyester facestock that provides unparalleled smear and scratch resistance, resistance to moderate chemicals. Recommended for use in a wide variety of applications, the Z-Ultimate 3000T are the perfect solution for shelf or scan-pallet labels, water-immersed labels, or labels in contact with moving parts.

The Zebra Z-Ultimate 4000T is a gloss polyester thermal transfer label with a high performance permanent acrylic adhesive. Ideal for applications that require outstanding print quality and unparalleled smear and scratch resistance.

Zebra"s Z-Xtreme 5000T was designed to withstand the most common stains and chemicals found in laboratories""ensuring that the label does not discolor and the text and barcode remain readable and scannable during the label"s useful life.

A thermal transfer, white, matte polypropylene label with a permanent acrylic adhesive.

Zebra's Z-Xtreme 4000T was designed to offer more durable, long-lasting results with resistance to abrasion, moisture, and chemicals to ensure the label does not discolor and the text and barcode remain readable and scannable during the label"s useful life.