News and Facts in the World of Weighing and Scales

Posted on: 13 October 2022

People use weighing scales for various reasons. Whether you are a small businessperson who needs to weigh goods before shipping them out or an industrial plant that needs to keep track of large amounts of material, a good set of weighing scales is essential. Before you purchase industrial weighing scales, though, there are four things you should consider. Keep reading to learn more! 1. Accuracy  Accuracy is a key thing to consider when buying industrial weighing scales.
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Posted on: 14 May 2018

If you're currently using a general point of sale solution that wasn't made with bars in mind, you could be missing out on revenue, losing customers, and hurting your business. Here are 3 reasons why you should upgrade to a bar-specific system tailored to your type of establishment. You Can Set Happy Hour Menus Since the concept of 'happy hour' and daily specials are unique to bars and restaurants, many general retail point of sale systems don't have a built-in feature to handle them.
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Posted on: 29 June 2015

It used to be when you were watching your figure and stepped on the scale in the bathroom you could find out if you had lost or gained any weight. Now with electronic weighing scales, or digital scales, so much more can be discovered to help you on your journey to better health: Electronic Weighing Scales for Your Body Besides your weight, electronic weighing scales can also tell you your BMI or body mass index.
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Posted on: 14 May 2015

Weighing equipment needs to be calibrated (correlate its readings with those of a standard weighing tool) frequently in order to ensure that it is giving accurate measurements. This calibration is costly, especially if it is done by an external entity. Companies take several measures to reduce how frequently they have to calibrate their weighing equipment. This article discusses some of those measures. Keep the Weights Clean Companies that provide calibration services advise that weights should be kept meticulously clean.
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