58 x 50 mm Direct Thermal Printing Scale Labels - 12 Rolls per Case

In this review the reviewer looks at a pack of direct thermal printing scale labels designed for weighing and shipping operations. The bottom line: this set of 12 rolls (7200 labels total) is aimed at businesses and scale operators who need consistent, plain, non-UPC labels that feed reliably in compatible CAS scales; the single biggest reason to buy is the large roll quantity and the direct thermal convenience that eliminates ribbon changes. For teams that print high volumes from compatible scales, these labels reduce downtime and simplify inventory.

Key Features

• Direct Thermal: Uses heat-activated paper so there is no need for a separate ribbon, which simplifies loading and lowers consumable costs for frequent printing.
• 58 x 50 mm size: A compact label dimension that fits most scale printers and keeps printed weight and price information concise without excess waste.
• Non-UPC format: Plain labels designed for scale and shipping details rather than retail barcodes, which suits back-of-house or packaging uses.
• 600 per roll: Each roll holds a large number of labels so paper changes are infrequent during busy shifts, improving workflow continuity.
• 12 rolls per case: The case quantity provides 7200 labels overall, offering value for teams that print in bulk and want fewer reorders.

Who It's For

These labels are best for small to medium food service operations, produce counters, deli and meat departments, and shipping areas that use CAS-brand scales and require a plain, non-retail label format. The pack size and direct thermal format make them practical for locations with moderate to high daily label usage.

Shoppers who need pre-printed retail UPC labels or specialty adhesive finishes should look elsewhere, and anyone using a non-compatible scale model should verify printer compatibility before ordering.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High roll count minimizes reordering and downtime for busy operations.
• Direct thermal printing removes the need for ribbons and streamlines supplies handling.
• Compact 58 x 50 mm size reduces material waste and fits many scale printers.

Cons

• Non-UPC design is not suitable if barcode retail labeling is required.
• Direct thermal print can fade over long exposure to heat or sunlight, so labels may not be ideal for long-term archival use.

Specifications

Our Verdict

For businesses that print large volumes of scale or shipping labels, this 12-roll direct thermal pack represents good value and dependable operation when used with compatible scale models. It removes ribbon management, lowers per-label handling time, and supplies enough labels to cover extended periods between orders, making it a practical choice for deli counters, produce departments, and small shipping stations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these labels thermal or require a ribbon?
They are direct thermal labels and do not require a ribbon; heat from the printer produces the image.

How many labels come in a case?
The case contains 12 rolls with 600 labels per roll, totaling 7200 labels.

Will these work in my CAS scale?
They are designed for CAS scales of the compatible models; check your scale documentation or model compatibility before purchasing.