CAS CL3000 Label Printing Scale

SKU: CL3000-B15W
Regular price $1,395.00 USD
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Configuration Bench 15 lb
In stock
Description

The CAS CL3000 is a legal-for-trade commercial label-printing scale designed for grocery, deli, butcher, seafood, produce and prepared-food counters. It combines weighing, PLU lookup, price computing and label printing with built-in networking and flexible label design tools.

Key features

  • 15 lb, 30 lb and 60 lb capacities
  • Dual-range weighing
  • Stores up to 4,000 PLUs
  • 45 standard label formats plus up to 20 custom formats
  • 72 direct and 72 indirect PLU selections, providing keyboard access to 144 PLUs
  • Ethernet, RS-232C and USB data connections; wireless communication is optional. Confirm installed wireless hardware for the selected configuration.
  • USB program backup and restore
  • Multiple barcode formats
  • English, Spanish and Korean character support
  • Works with CL Works Pro for PLU, label and keypad editing
  • NTEP approved: COC #21-007

Bench or pole

Bench: 16 in W × 17 in D × 6.5 in H. Pole: 16 in W × 18.6 in D × 21.5 in H. Platter: 15 in × 9.8 in.

Choose the bench or pole model when ordering. Confirm any later configuration change with the supplier for the exact delivered model and revision.

Choose and configure your scale

CAS CL3000 Label Printing Scale: fit, connections & ordering

Check your counter fit

Configurations offered
Bench and pole models in the capacities shown in the current product options.
Connections
USB, RS-232C and Ethernet data connections. Confirm wireless hardware and firmware for the exact configuration; Wi-Fi is not assumed to be included.
PLU storage
4,000 PLUs.
Bench dimensions
16 × 17 × 6.5 in (W × D × H).
Pole dimensions
16 × 18.6 × 21.5 in (W × D × H).
Software
CL Works Pro for supported PLU, label and keypad editing. Confirm firmware and software versions.

CAS CL3000 specifications and downloads · CL3000 user manual (PDF)

Before you order

Match the capacity to your heaviest item and container, then check resolution and space. Use the product options above to choose the exact configuration and see its current price and purchase controls.

This listing is for a label-printing workflow. Computer networking or a USB connection does not establish support for sending checkout weights to a register.

Check every available configuration at order time, including any display, network or platform options. Confirm the required label size, format, software and setup before purchasing labels or accessories.

Ask us to verify this configuration

Compare scale types in the existing buying guide · Scale accessories

Configurations listed for CAS CL3000 Label Printing Scale
OptionSKU
Bench 15 lbCL3000-B15W
Bench 30 lbCL3000-B30W
Bench 60 lbCL3000-B60W
Pole 15 lbCL3000-P15W
Pole 30 lbCL3000-P30W
Pole 60 lbCL3000-P60W

Questions about CAS CL3000 Label Printing Scale

Which CL3000 capacities and display styles are listed?

The current catalog lists 15, 30 and 60 lb capacities in bench and pole configurations. Confirm the exact model, networking hardware and current availability; a catalog option does not promise stock.

Which configuration should I choose?

Start with your maximum item weight and required resolution. Then confirm the display position, counter dimensions and any interface or label requirements. The table above lists the configurations currently offered for this model.

Does CAS CL3000 Label Printing Scale send weights directly to my cash register?

Do not assume it does. Label printing and computer data connections are different from checkout-weight integration. Ask us to verify the exact register, firmware, interface and scale configuration.

Which labels and accessories fit this model?

Confirm the exact model, label dimensions, format and software first. Accessories and labels are not universally interchangeable across CAS models. Ask us to verify the part number before ordering.

Where can I find the manual?

Use the manufacturer document links in the specifications above. Match the document to your exact model and revision before changing settings.

Complete your system

Take card payments through the same system

Integrated payments mean the card terminal and the register talk to each other, so the sale is entered once and the totals agree at the end of the day.

Enter the sale once

No keying the total into a separate terminal, and no reconciling two sets of numbers because someone typed it twice.

One setup, one support call

The register, the peripherals and the payment side are set up together, so when something needs attention there is one number to ring.

Checked against each other first

We verify the register, the processing program and the integration path as one combination before recommending it, rather than assuming parts fit.

A processor change is not required to buy equipment. If you are already taking cards, send us a recent statement and we will tell you plainly whether a change is worth making.

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