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CAS LST-8060 Labels Guide: S2000JR and DLP-50 Compatibility

What are CAS LST-8060 labels?

CAS LST-8060 labels are blank direct-thermal labels made for the CAS S2000JR scale and DLP-50 label-printer combination. Searchers often type CAS 8060 labels, LST 8060, LST8060, CAS S2000 Jr labels, DLP50 labels or DLP-50 replacement label rolls. The model number and printer fit are more important than a visual match because nearby CAS label numbers use different dimensions and formats.

Size, roll count and two-case quantity

The standard LST-8060 format is 55 mm wide by 25 mm long with 550 labels per roll and 12 rolls per case. This listing is for two cases, so the expected total is 24 rolls and 13,200 labels. Checking the full part number on the carton is worthwhile because CAS also sells variants such as LST-8060-18 with a different roll and core configuration.

The 55 x 25 mm size is approximately 2.17 x 0.98 inches. It is a compact blank label intended for the S2000JR/DLP-50 workflow rather than the larger UPC, ingredients or safe-handling formats used by many CAS price-computing scales.

Compatibility: S2000JR, S2000 Jr and DLP-50

CAS identifies the simple 8060 label for the S2000 Jr/DLP printer combination. That means an LST-8060 roll should not be selected only because the label width looks close to LST-8000, LST-8010, LST-8020, LST-8030 or LST-8040 stock. Confirm the printer model, label sensor setup, core size, roll orientation and programmed label layout before opening multiple cases.

Why label quality affects printing performance

Direct-thermal printing creates the image by heating a coated label surface. Correct stock helps the printhead produce dark, readable text and barcodes while the liner and adhesive move consistently through the feed path. CAS highlights print quality, reduced feed jams and label shelf life as reasons to use matched label supplies.

If labels skip, drift or stop at the wrong position, first verify the exact roll, loading direction and sensor position. Then clean the printhead and platen according to the printer manual and recalibrate the media sensor. If printing is pale, confirm the thermal darkness setting and rule out aged, heat-damaged or moisture-exposed stock before increasing heat excessively.

Storage and handling

Keep unopened rolls in a cool, dry area away from sunlight, heaters, vehicle interiors and chemical vapors. Direct-thermal coatings can darken from heat and friction, while humidity and dust can affect adhesive and feeding. Rotate stock so older cases are used first, and keep loose rolls protected until they are installed.

What to confirm before ordering

Match the label part number LST-8060, the 55 x 25 mm format, the S2000JR/DLP-50 equipment, the number of cases and the required printed layout. If the system must print UPC, ingredients or safe-handling statements, confirm that the compact blank format and printer template can carry all required information before purchase.

Frequently asked questions

What size are CAS LST-8060 labels?

The standard LST-8060 label is 55 mm x 25 mm, approximately 2.17 x 0.98 inches.

How many labels are in two cases of LST-8060?

At 550 labels per roll and 12 rolls per standard case, two cases contain 24 rolls and 13,200 labels.

Do LST-8060 labels fit the CAS S2000JR?

Yes. CAS identifies the 8060 label for the S2000 Jr and DLP printer combination. Confirm that the connected printer is the DLP-50 and that the roll configuration matches.

Are LST-8060 and LST-8060-18 the same?

No. The suffix identifies a different pack or core configuration. Check the complete part number, core, roll count and printer compatibility.

Do CAS LST-8060 labels require ink or toner?

They are direct-thermal labels, so a correctly configured direct-thermal printer normally creates the image with heat rather than ink or toner.

Why is my DLP-50 skipping labels?

Common checks include roll orientation, correct LST-8060 stock, sensor position and calibration, printhead and platen cleanliness, label template size and damaged or poorly stored media.

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