Accurate Weighing. Clear Pricing. Smoother Retail Workflows.

From busy deli counters to supermarket checkout lanes, the right retail scale helps your team serve customers efficiently and keep pricing clear. Walz Scale helps retailers match their weighing equipment to the way they sell, package, and prepare products—with solutions for price computing, label printing, and everyday retail weighing.

Whether you operate a supermarket, bakery, convenience store, butcher shop, or specialty food counter, choose a weighing system that supports your workflow today and makes daily operation easier for your staff.

Find the Right Scale for Your Retail Workflow

Price-Computing Scales

Turn accurate weights into clear selling prices at the counter. Price-computing scales calculate the total from an item's weight and unit price, with product lookup options that simplify repeat transactions. Customer-facing displays help shoppers follow the weight and price while operators serve the next order.

POS and Checkout Scales

Bring weighing into your checkout process. Compatible POS scales transmit weight to your point-of-sale system, where the software calculates the selling price. For integrated checkout lanes, scanner-scale systems combine barcode scanning and weighing in a single station. Confirm software, connection, and counter-fit compatibility before choosing a model.

Label-Printing Scales

Prepare products for the sales floor with labels that communicate weight, price, and product information at a glance. Built-in printing makes these scales a practical choice for deli meats, cheeses, baked goods, and other prepackaged items. Barcode, ingredient, and date-label capabilities depend on the selected model and configuration.

Specialty and Back-of-House Scales

Retail weighing extends beyond checkout. Hanging scales can free up counter space in seafood and market settings, while portion-control scales help standardize recipes and servings. Receiving and bench scales support incoming-goods checks. For self-service departments, vision-enabled systems can help identify produce and simplify product selection.

Make Counter Service Easier with Walz Price-Computing Scales

Walz price-computing scales with integrated printers combine practical operator controls with clear displays and convenient label loading. Their ergonomic layout helps staff move between weighing, product selection, and printing with less interruption—especially during busy service periods.

For the Walz label-printing configuration described here, key features include:

• Fast access to popular products: 84 one-touch preset keys supporting 168 presets, plus programmable function keys for common tasks.
• Flexible label formats: Labels up to 2.5 inches (64 mm) wide and 6.9 inches (175 mm) long for point-of-purchase product presentation.
• Efficient printing: Print speeds up to 3.9 inches (100 mm) per second to keep packaged orders moving.
• Product-data storage: 2 MB of memory for PLUs, tares, and extra messages.
• Optional PC setup: Edit PLUs using optional software and save configuration parameters for backup.

Features and specifications vary by model. Confirm the selected scale's capacity, memory requirements, label compatibility, and available options before ordering.

Choose for Your Products, Your Team, and Your Checkout

Start with the items you weigh, the space available, and how each sale is completed. Capacity and readability matter, but so do customer visibility, cleaning needs, label formats, and compatibility with your existing retail software.

For sales based on weight, confirm the applicable legal-for-trade requirements with your state or local weights and measures authority, including any NTEP certification, registration, and inspection requirements. Certification and local approval requirements should be checked for the specific model and intended use. Learn more from NIST.

Find Your Retail Weighing Solution with Walz Scale

Equip your counter with a scale that fits how your business works. Explore Walz Scale's retail weighing options or contact our team to discuss price computing, label printing, and checkout compatibility.