TTL Label 58x40mm
The 58x40mm label is the standard supermarket weighing scale label size in Pakistan, used in barcode scales from CAS, Digi, Aclas, and Rongta at bakery, meat, and produce counters. It is most commonly supplied as direct thermal stock (no ribbon needed) in rolls of 500 to 1,000 labels.
58x40mm Label Specifications
| Size | 58mm x 40mm (2.28" x 1.57") |
|---|---|
| Labels per roll | 500 / 700 / 1,000 |
| Configuration | 1-up |
| Core size | 1" (25mm), 1.5" (38mm) |
| Materials | Direct thermal paper, chromo paper |
| Recommended ribbon | None (direct thermal) or wax ribbon |
| Compatible printers | Weighing scales (CAS, Digi, Aclas, Rongta), Zebra, TSC |
| Stock | Local manufactured & imported premium, both available |
58x40mm Label Dimensions Diagram
The 58x40mm label measures 58mm wide × 40mm high (2.28" x 1.57") and is supplied on rolls of 500 / 700 / 1,000. The diagram below shows the label size and how it comes on the roll.
What is the 58x40mm label used for?
- Supermarket weighing scale labels
- Bakery, meat, and deli counters
- Fruit and vegetable sections
- Food packaging with weight/price
TTL or direct thermal (DTL) for 58x40mm?
This is the thermal transfer (TTL) 58x40mm label, printed with a ribbon for a permanent barcode that lasts years. If your 58x40mm label is short-life (shipping, courier, or scale use) and you want to skip the ribbon, use the direct thermal (DTL) version instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do 58x40 scale labels need a ribbon?
Usually no. Barcode weighing scales use direct thermal 58x40 labels that print with heat alone. Thermal transfer 58x40 (with wax ribbon) is used only when longer print life is needed.
Which weighing scales use 58x40 labels?
CAS LP-16/CL-5200, Digi SM series, Aclas LS2, Rongta and similar barcode label scales used in Pakistani supermarkets all take 58x40mm rolls as standard.
How long does direct thermal 58x40 print last?
Typically 6–12 months in indoor conditions, which suits fresh-food labeling. For longer life, ask for top-coated stock or thermal transfer printing.