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Avery Dennison
Avery Dennison CAS 1/8 Pricing Labeller Gun
£56.95(£68.34 inc VAT)
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The Avery Dennison CAS 1/8 is a single-line pricing and labelling gun designed for straightforward, repeatable labelling tasks. It prints up to eight numeric characters on a standard label, with built-in £ and € currency symbols, making it a practical tool for price marking, date coding, and basic food storage identification in commercial catering environments.
In day-to-day kitchen use, this type of gun is typically used for labelling prepped ingredients, portioned stock, and stored goods — helping staff identify contents, dates, or pricing quickly without relying on handwritten labels. It's lightweight enough to use repeatedly during a prep shift without fatigue, and the non-slip handle keeps it manageable when hands are damp or busy.
- Prints up to eight numeric characters on a single line
- Includes £ and € currency symbols for price marking
- Lightweight with a non-slip handle for comfortable extended use
- Straightforward to load, minimising downtime between labelling tasks
- Compatible with standard 26x12mm CT4 labels
This gun is well suited to smaller operations, front-of-house price marking, or as a secondary labelling tool alongside a dedicated prep labelling system. It handles numeric-only labelling reliably, but kitchens needing alphanumeric characters, longer label copy, or higher-volume throughput may find a more capable labelling system better fits their workflow.
If you're unsure whether this covers your labelling requirements or you'd like guidance on compatible label stock, feel free to get in touch with the team.
Frequently asked questions
Is this gun suitable for food date-coding and prep labelling in a commercial kitchen?
It works well for straightforward numeric labelling such as date codes or batch numbers, and is commonly used in catering environments for basic prep and storage identification. If you need to print text, allergen information, or longer label copy, a dedicated food prep labelling system would be more appropriate.
What labels does the CAS 1/8 use, and are they easy to source?
The gun takes standard 26x12mm CT4 labels, which are a common size and widely available as replacement stock. We carry compatible labels to ensure continuity of supply alongside the gun.
Would this suit a high-volume kitchen with heavy daily labelling demands?
For occasional or moderate labelling tasks it performs reliably, but high-volume sites producing large quantities of labelled prep items each day may benefit from a more robust or purpose-built labelling solution. It's worth discussing your throughput requirements with us before committing.
£56.95(£68.34 inc VAT)
£56.95(£68.34 inc VAT)
The Avery Dennison CAS 1/8 is a single-line pricing and labelling gun designed for straightforward, repeatable labelling tasks. It prints up to eight numeric characters on a standard label, with built-in £ and € currency symbols, making it a practical tool for price marking, date coding, and basic food storage identification in commercial catering environments.
In day-to-day kitchen use, this type of gun is typically used for labelling prepped ingredients, portioned stock, and stored goods — helping staff identify contents, dates, or pricing quickly without relying on handwritten labels. It's lightweight enough to use repeatedly during a prep shift without fatigue, and the non-slip handle keeps it manageable when hands are damp or busy.
- Prints up to eight numeric characters on a single line
- Includes £ and € currency symbols for price marking
- Lightweight with a non-slip handle for comfortable extended use
- Straightforward to load, minimising downtime between labelling tasks
- Compatible with standard 26x12mm CT4 labels
This gun is well suited to smaller operations, front-of-house price marking, or as a secondary labelling tool alongside a dedicated prep labelling system. It handles numeric-only labelling reliably, but kitchens needing alphanumeric characters, longer label copy, or higher-volume throughput may find a more capable labelling system better fits their workflow.
If you're unsure whether this covers your labelling requirements or you'd like guidance on compatible label stock, feel free to get in touch with the team.
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