Exa Scales and Linerless Labels: Which Roll for Your Labeling Groups

Italian manufacturer Exa specializes in weight-price scales and labeling units designed for retail. Its range extends from Jupiter ticket scales and labelers to the touchscreen K-Scale models running on a Linux environment, as well as the Euroscale units with graphic printers. These devices are suitable both for direct counter sales and for preparing prepackaged products, offering real flexibility in managing label formats.

Regardless of the model, the consumable plays a central role in service consistency. The linerless label provides an immediate advantage in this area. Without a silicone backing, it allows more length to be loaded at a constant diameter, enabling more labels to be printed between reloads. The workstation stays clean since there is no backing to peel off, a tangible benefit in cutting workshops and preparation labs.

Eliminating the liner also reduces the volume of waste generated by labeling, an increasingly important argument for businesses concerned about their environmental footprint. Direct thermal printing maintains its sharpness, ensuring perfectly scannable barcodes at checkout and readable regulatory information.

Which linerless format for an Exa scale

Depending on the labeling units, Exa scales accept widths up to 80 mm, with 58 mm width remaining the standard format for weight-price labeling. The TSi 58 x 50 x 25 mm linerless roll (ref. 94002), with a 25 mm core, suits this use. The 58 x 70 x 25 mm (ref. 94001) and 58 x 80 x 25 mm (ref. 94200) formats maintain the same width and core size with increased capacity. Subject to manufacturer eligibility, these references cover the most common labeling needs.

Made in France and optimized for direct thermal printing, the TSi linerless rolls keep pace with Exa scales. To identify the format suitable for your model, simply provide its roll dimensions and check your scale’s compatibility.