U.S. launches computer-controlled weighing system with an error of only 0.01 grams

AveryWeigh-Tronix, the world's leading manufacturer of weighing equipment and systems, recently introduced a new computer-controlled weighing machine. It is said that this weighing machine can help food packaging companies to effectively weigh products and automatically record relevant data.

This weighing machine, Reflex HP series, can be used to reduce the weight shortage caused by manual weighing and reduce the time for automatic calibration. AveryWeigh-Tronix says that by automatically logging in to the computer control system, the relevant weighing information can be queried by date, time, serial number, and model number, thereby increasing the traceability of product packaging quality.

The built-in software system of the device can automatically collect relevant data into the computer and record it through software such as Microsoft Excel, Access, or Lotus 1-2-3. The system can also provide warnings in the event of overload, avoiding unnecessary material waste during weighing.

Avery Weigh-Tronix also stated that the device can automatically calibrate itself to small changes in ambient temperature. In addition, the time for automatic calibration can also be set so as not to affect the weighing time of the package.

There are 8 different models of this series of equipment, weighing from 220 grams to 8200 grams. The company said that the error of this device is within 0.01 grams.

Reprinted from: China Packaging Industry