Commercial scales
CAS Scales for POS, Price Computing & Label Printing
Shop CAS scales for checkout weighing, deli and food retail, price computing and label-printing applications. The right scale depends on capacity, resolution, legal-for-trade requirements, interface and how the scale will connect to the POS or operate independently.
Shop by scale application
Start from how the scale will be used. These cards are guidance: the product grid below is the full range.
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POS Interface Scales
Send weight to compatible POS software through a supported serial or USB connection.
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Price-Computing Scales
Calculate price from weight for independent counter operation.
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Label-Printing Scales
Weigh, price and print product labels for deli, grocery and specialty food workflows.
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Capacity & Resolution
Choose the capacity and resolution the products you weigh need.
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Legal for Trade
Weights-and-measures requirements apply to scales used for selling by weight. Confirm yours before ordering.
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Match a Scale to My POS
Tell us your POS workflow and we will help match a scale to supported workflows.
Get help matching
Not sure which scale you need?
Tell us what you weigh, how the scale will be used and your POS software, and we’ll help match a scale to supported workflows.
Shop by application
How the scale is used changes what matters most.
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Checkout Weighing
Weighing at the register, with weight sent to the POS. Confirm the interface your software supports.
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Deli & Food Retail
Weighing and pricing at a service counter. Consider whether you also need labels.
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Price-Computing Counters
A counter that works on its own, calculating price from weight.
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Label Printing
Weigh, price and print labels in one step for packaged product.
Which scale should I buy?
The common scale applications you will see below.
| Type | What it does | Typically used for | Confirm first |
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| POS interface | Sends weight to compatible POS software. | Checkout weighing at the register. | Capacity, interface and POS software support. |
| Price-computing | Calculates price from weight on its own. | Independent counter operation. | Capacity, resolution and local requirements. |
| Label-printing | Weighs, prices and prints product labels. | Deli, grocery and specialty food workflows. | Label format, application and local requirements. |
Confirm before you buy
- Capacity
- Interface to your POS, if it connects
- Application and workflow
- Local weights-and-measures requirements
Capacity, interface, application and local weights-and-measures requirements should be confirmed before ordering. We can help match a scale to supported POS workflows.
Common scale applications
- POS interface scales: send weight to compatible POS software through supported serial or USB connections.
- Price-computing scales: calculate price from weight for independent counter operation.
- Label-printing scales: weigh, price and print product labels for deli, grocery and specialty food workflows.
Before ordering, confirm capacity, interface, application and local weights-and-measures requirements. BizTracker can help match a scale to supported POS workflows.
Related: scale labels and scale cables and accessories.
Scale questions
What scale works with my POS system?
It depends on the scale model, how it connects (serial or USB) and your POS software. Tell us your POS and we will help match a scale to supported workflows.
What is the difference between a POS interface scale and a price-computing scale?
A POS interface scale sends weight to compatible POS software. A price-computing scale calculates price from weight and works independently at the counter.
Do I need a legal-for-trade scale?
Scales used to sell by weight are subject to local weights-and-measures requirements. Confirm what applies to you before ordering, and ask us if you are not sure what to look for.
Can a scale print labels?
Label-printing scales weigh, price and print product labels, which suits deli, grocery and specialty food work. Confirm the label format your application needs.