Believe it or not, the warmer months will be here before long and we’ll all be looking to cool down at the local froyo shop. Today, many of these frozen yogurt shops allow the consumer to dispense as much frozen yogurt he or she wants. The yogurt is priced at around fifty cents per ounce,… Read More »
One of the questions we are asked quite often is “can I print labels with my basic price computing scale”? The answer used to be no. Then, the answer was no, or well, yes…. but it will be very expensive and difficult. Then, we started getting a few different entry level retail scales that would… Read More »
Every year dozens and dozens of our customers either purchase new retail scales or they have their current legal for trade scale calibrated or certified. These are typically scales they can use at places like the farmers market to sell their fruits and vegetables by the pound. Basically any device used where items are bought… Read More »
CAS Corporation just announced effective immediately, both the CAS Wireless (PCL1) & Wired (PCL2) Ethernet Cards for the CL5000 label printing scale are being replaced by new and improved cards. New CL5000 Wireless Ethernet Card TCP/IP 802.11b/g (54Mbps) CAS Part #: PCLF The new style Wireless Ethernet Kit is designed as an improvement to the… Read More »
A good way to cool off from the extreme summer heat is to visit the neighborhood frozen yogurt shop for a cupful of ice cold frozen low fat yogurt. Regardless of whether your frozen yogurt options are simple like chocolate or vanilla, or perhaps some type of a mixture of flavors or toppings, frozen yogurt… Read More »
Time to upgrade to the CL5000 Label Printing Scale and PD-2 POS Interface Scale. Effective immediately, CAS Corporation is discontinuing the production of the CAS LPII Label Printing Scale and PD-1 POS Interface Scale. Limited stock is available for both LP-2G and LP-2W models. Have you tried the CL5000 Label Printing Scale or PD-2 POS… Read More »
Handbook 44 from NIST spells out rules and regulations for the weighing industry and separates weighing devices into five accuracy classes. Depending on the number and value of scale divisions, equipment can be either class I, II, III, III L, or IIII, with Class I having the highest precision. All Legal-for-Trade scales fall under one… Read More »
Starting 7/15/2010, CAS Scale will begin offering to customers of Central Carolina Scale $50 (Visa/Mastercard Gift Card) for every CL5000 and/or LP1000’s that they purchase till 8/15/2010. For each qualifying product purchased, $50 will be added to the gift card. That can be a lot of savings! The CL5000 Label Printing Scale has the functions… Read More »
Every single year we write about price computing scales at this time of year, so I guess we’ll do it again this year. For most produce stands or farmer’s markets throughout the United States you need a NTEP Legal for Trade scale to weigh your items on that you are going to sell your customer(s). Most people… Read More »
I had to write this entry based on the last couple of weeks. We here at CCS always try to stay on top of the newest trends…especially when it comes to scales. So I had a new lower priced import scale shipped in here so we could evaluate it. Every distributor in all kinds of industries attempt to come… Read More »