Price Computing Scale

Price computing scales are primarily designed for use in retail and commercial settings to calculate the price of goods based on their weight.

However, some models may have additional features or functions that allow them to be used for other applications, such as calculating the weight of items for shipping or inventory purposes. In this case, it is functioned as a type counting scales instead.

When choosing a price computing scale, it is important to consider the specific needs of your application. Consider factors such as the weight capacity and accuracy of the scale, as well as any additional features or functions that may be necessary for your application.

It is also a good idea to read reviews and compare models from different manufacturers to ensure that you are choosing the right price computing scale for your needs.

Some common features of price computing scales include a digital display for showing the weight and price of the goods, a built-in database of pricing information, and the ability to calculate and display the total cost of the goods. Some of our models may also have additional features such as the ability to print receipts, QR code or connect to a computer or other device for easy data transfer or precise analysis.

A price computing scale calculates the price of goods by using a built-in database of pricing information. The user selects the item to be weighed from the database, and the scale uses the weight and price of the item to calculate the total cost.

Price lookup codes, commonly called PLU codes, produce codes or label look-up numbers, are a system of numbers that uniquely identify bulk produce sold in grocery stores and supermarkets.

The codes have been in use since 1990, and over 1400 have been assigned.
Price Lookup is the process of determining a product’s code in bulk produce to create a SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) and make products easier to find.
PLU (Price Look Up) codes help grocery retailers and consumers accurately identify items available for sale.
For example, if you see a package of bell peppers that you want to purchase at the supermarket, there is no need to pull out the price list or type in the product code yourself.

CE Listed weighing scales means the item complies with the standards imposed by the Conformance European (CE), a division of the Intertek group.
CE marking is mandatory by law in the EU market. In order to circulate freely in the EU market, products, whether produced by enterprises within the EU or by other countries, must bear the CE mark to show that they comply with the EU’s “The New Approach to technical harmonization and standardization” basic requirements of the Directive.

Weighing is an important part of conducting business in a regulated industry.

The NTEP certificate is an official certificate of compliance issued by the American Weighing and Metrology Association

It indicates that the product has been accurately measured by NTEP and meets the requirements of U.S. weighing and metrology regulations.

When you are buying any retailed goods which is sold by weight, the shop or business owner is required by law to use the trade-approved scales.
Legal For Trade Retail Scales For Retail Setting Commercial Uses .
Using NTEP, OIML, or EC retail scale, which sometimes we call it price computing scale, ensures that you get what you pay for.
In other words, precise legal for trade retail scales boost both business owners’ and customers’ confidence during the business.

• Accurate weighing: using advanced digital weighing technology, capable of providing accurate weighing information.
• Automatic calibration: With automatic calibration function, it can ensure the long-term accuracy of the scale.
• Clear display: Equipped with a large LCD display with clear font, it is convenient for customers to view weighing information.
• Easy to operate: simple design, easy to operate and easy to master.
• Easy to connect: with USB interface, it can be easily connected to a computer for data storage and management.