LST-8020 Printing Scale Label 58 x 60 mm - 12 Rolls (6000)

In this review the LST-8020 Printing Scale Label is examined for small stores and food producers who need reliable, pre-sized direct thermal labels for pricing and ingredient panels. The bottom line: this pack of twelve 500-count rolls offers a predictable, economical supply of 58 x 60 mm direct thermal labels that work with a range of label printing scales, and it stands out for compatibility and quantity rather than specialty print features. If a business wants plain, non-UPC labels for scales that print weight and ingredient lines, this product solves that need without extras.

Key Features

• Direct Thermal: Prints without ink or ribbon which simplifies setup and reduces ongoing consumable costs for stores using thermal scale printers.
• 58 x 60 mm size: A compact, consistent label dimension that fits many scale printers and is suitable for UPC/ingredient panels or price tags where space is limited.
• Non-UPC format: Designed for ingredient and pricing information rather than preprinted UPC barcodes, making it flexible for deli, bakery, and bulk food labeling.
• 500 per roll, 12 rolls per case: A bulk quantity of 6000 labels provides steady stock and reduces the frequency of reordering for busy retail counters.
• Wide compatibility: Confirmed to work with CAS LP series, CL series, VisionTechShop DLP-300 and Easy Weigh LS-100(F) scales, reducing compatibility guesswork.

Who It's For

This product is well suited for small grocery stores, delis, bakeries and markets that operate counter scales and need a steady supply of plain thermal labels for pricing and ingredient information. Businesses that already use any of the listed compatible scales will find these rolls plug-and-play ready.

Those who need preprinted UPC labels, colored labels, or labels with special coatings for long-term durability should look elsewhere; this product is a straightforward direct thermal, non-UPC label intended for short- to medium-term shelf life and indoor use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High quantity pack provides a long run of labels and reduces frequent reorders for high-volume counters.
• Direct thermal construction eliminates the need for ribbons or ink, simplifying supply management.
• Sized specifically at 58 x 60 mm, it fits the label windows and layouts of many scale printers without trimming.
• Compatibility with several CAS, VisionTechShop and Easy Weigh scale models minimizes integration issues.

Cons

• Being non-UPC and direct thermal, labels are not ideal for long-term archival use or outdoor exposure where fading can occur.

Specifications

Label	Direct Thermal, Non-UPC
Size	58 x 60 mm
Labels per Roll	500
Rolls per Case	12 (6000 labels)
Compatible Models	CAS LP-1000N(P), LP-II, CL-5000, CL-5500, CL-7200, VisionTechShop DLP-300, Easy Weigh LS-100(F)

Our Verdict

The LST-8020 is a practical, value-oriented choice for businesses that need a dependable supply of 58 x 60 mm direct thermal labels for scale printing. It is not for specialty barcode or long-life outdoor labeling, but for deli counters, bakeries and small retailers using compatible scales it offers consistent sizing, broad compatibility, and the convenience of 6000 labels per case at a reasonable cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these labels pre-printed with UPC codes?
They are non-UPC direct thermal labels intended for printing ingredient and price information on demand, not preprinted UPCs.

Will they work with my scale?
They are listed as compatible with CAS LP-1000N(P), LP-II, CL-5000, CL-5500, CL-7200, VisionTechShop DLP-300 and Easy Weigh LS-100(F) series; verify roll core and printer settings for exact fit.

How long do direct thermal labels last?
Direct thermal labels are best for short- to medium-term indoor use; they can fade with heat, sunlight or long storage, so store rolls in a cool, dark place.