The argument about which is better, solid-state relays (SSRs) or electromechanical relays (EMRs), has raged on for many years. The answer is actually neither, as each relay type has positive and negative aspects. But if you factor in specific application requirements, clear winners emerge. Actually, SSRs aren’t relays at all, but rather electronic circuits. The… Read More: Solid State Relay Versus Mechanical Relay »
Like most of you I needed to find ways to cut costs at my home. Between mortgage payments, health insurance premiums, and other household expenses that always seem to be creeping up, I needed to find a way to reduce my monthly spending. After doing some homework and having quite a few discussions at the… Read More: How To Save Over $100 On Your Phone, Internet &… »
NCI 7600 series scales are being discontinued effective December 31, 2015. Central Carolina Scale and Avery Weigh-Tronix will continue to provide service spares (repair parts) as long as components are available, for up to five years. All new orders for the NCI 7600 scale(s) must be received no later than close of business on December… Read More: NCI 7600 Series Shipping Scale Discontinued »
Measurement Systems International (MSI) is Rice Lake Weighing Systems premier brand of durable, safe and U.S.A. made high quality overhead weighing products. By manufacturing the best integrated system solutions for overhead weighing applications using the finest resources, MSI’s design engineered flexibility allows for a wide range of solutions for virtually any environment. Durability MSI products… Read More: Why Buy MSI Crane Scales? »
Avery Weigh-Tronix floor scales are designed to be used in tough industrial environments. Renowned for their strength, reliability and accuracy, these floor scales have stood the test of time in harsh environments all over the world. The floor scales are available in a range of sizes, capacities and prices to suit every application. All floor… Read More: ProDec Floor Scales Protected by Bumper Guards »
Many times when a person goes to the Physicians Office, all the person does is step on the digital scale (or mechanical scale) and the nurse writes down the individuals body weight. Then not much at all is said about the patients weight. At this point, the nurse might check the person’s height but often times will just confirm what is in… Read More: Seca Directprint – Wireless Weight Information for Patients at Doctors… »
Warehouses and distribution centers rely on efficient and reliable data to ensure peak performance. Digital Scales and weighing systems can help ensure billing is accurate by monitoring cargo weights, tracking data and ensuring vehicles are filled to the optimum safe capacity. With the assistance of Avery Weigh-Tronix we have compiled a list of various types… Read More: Warehouse & Distribution Scales Can Help You Grow Your Business »
In emergency situations, often the response time is crucial. Many medical clinics are open almost always and they need scales that are designed to operate accurately and reliably. That’s why many hospitals and doctors offices choose Rice Lake Weighing Systems products. The Rice Lake brand of scales are designed to be reliable and dependable for… Read More: Weight Check in Emergency Medical Situations »
Technology can be a wonderful thing. The TranSend wireless load cell interface is one of the items customers are starting to utilize more frequently to eliminate cables and wires and costly repairs. From the initial weighment on the scale to the final numeric value on the indicator, efficient communication is key to the success of… Read More: Digital Scale with Wireless Display »
Often customers who have printers connected to their scales will ask us about preventive maintenance for keeping their ticket and thermal printers in good working order. Below are a few tips to consider. There are a few things to consider when it comes to keeping your scale printer in good working order. Some of the key factors to consider include the… Read More: Advice For Keeping your Ticket & Thermal Printers in Good… »