Zebra 2" x 1.25" 8000D Lab Direct Thermal Label | For Mobile Printers | Case of 12 Rolls - 330 Labels per Roll

Zebra 2'' x 1.25'' 8000D Lab delivers precision labeling solutions specifically engineered for demanding laboratory environments and mobile specimen collection. This ultra-smooth direct thermal paper label with high-tack permanent adhesive ensures exceptional print quality and secure attachment to curved surfaces like test tubes and vials. Designed for mobile printers used in specimen collection workflows for Cerner, McKesson, and Siemens systems, this label provides excellent mandrel hold and chemical resistance to withstand exposure to laboratory conditions. The glove-friendly adhesive allows for efficient application while maintaining smudge-free readability throughout handling, storage, and testing procedures. Black mark sensing ensures precise label positioning for accurate barcode placement on every specimen.

The 8000D Lab label provides high-tack permanent adhesive with excellent mandrel hold for curved surface applications in mobile specimen collection. This direct thermal premium ultra-smooth paper label delivers excellent print quality with black mark sensing for Cerner, McKesson, and Siemens compatibility, withstands harsh laboratory conditions, and meets FDA 175.105 for indirect food contact.

• Material Specifications: White smooth topcoated paper facestock, 3.1 mil thick with all-temp acrylic adhesive
• Print Technology: Direct thermal printing with no ribbon required
• High-Tack Adhesive: Permanent acrylic adhesive for strong adhesion on curved surfaces
• Sensing Method: Black mark sensing for precise label positioning
• System Compatibility: Mobile specimen collection for Cerner, McKesson, and Siemens
• Excellent Mandrel Hold: Superior conformability to test tubes, vials, and syringes
• Perforated: Clean separation between labels for efficient specimen labeling
• ZipShip Available: Part of Zebra ZipShip program for fast delivery
• Ideal For: Mobile specimen collection, laboratory test tubes, vials, syringes, and clinical workflows