Central Carolina Scale carries paper scales for use in the printing, paper, and pulp industries. These scales range from large truck scales and floor scales to smaller table top scales. Weighing scales and systems are most commonly used by these businesses to measure incoming raw materials, control inventory, and monitor outgoing waste in order to operate as efficiently as possible. As North Carolina’s premier scale specialists, Carolina Central Scale has extensive experience working with those in the paper and printing industries to assist them in finding the right paper scale for their needs. Our team of experts is available to answer any questions you might have—just give us a call or send us an email to learn more about our selection of paper scales. Balances, counting scales, truck scales and more are just a phone call away. Contact us at (919) 776-7737 or complete our online request form for a quote today.
Are you looking for a paper scale for your paper, printing, or pulp business? A well-made paper scale can last for many years, and because companies need to purchase new scales so infrequently, it’s common not to know what to look for. To make the best decision for your application, start by thinking about how your paper scale will be used and who will be using it. Naturally, a truck scale will have a very different purpose than a scale that fits on a table top, but beyond the size of your paper scale, take into consideration factors like ease of use and programming abilities. Still not sure which paper scale is best for your needs? Send us an email or give us a call and one of our representatives will help you understand the different options we carry at Central Carolina Scale.
If you are searching for a high-performance high capability counting scale you know that there is not much to choose from to find a system that meets and exceeds the legacy GSE 574, Weigh-Tronics PC920 and Setra counting scale systems. None of the currently available models have the accuracy and flexibility of the 7800 touchscreen scale from Pennsylvania Scale Company.
What makes the 7800 EtherNet/IP Counting Scale unique is the innovative touchscreen user interface and a design, based upon on their decades of experience helping customers accurately weigh and count their products. This has resulted in a system that provides real benefits and return on your investment: Powerful new feature and capabilities to help you get the job done!
Multiple Counting Modes including: One step counting, two step counting, negative counting, top end counting, auto sample to bulk, manual or barcode scanning of piece weights.
Checkweighing by count or weight providing a means to ensure product or packages are accurate and meet quality standards by performing an Over/Under/Accept checkweigh by weight or by count.
Built in database to store and recall 750 products with alphanumeric descriptions, user defined data fields, Tare, Piece Weight, Checkweigh and Setpoint/Relay values. Expandable to 1500
Onboard alphanumeric keyboard provides easy entry of product ID’s, descriptions, and scale setup information, just like using your cell phone.
Powerful communication with two standard serial comports and optional Ethernet, WiFi, USB virtual comport, USB HID/Keyboard emulation, Bluetooth virtual comport and Bluetooth HID/Keyboard emulation. Combined with the flexible data output makes the 7800 a powerful barcode and label printing system and the ideal platform for data collection and interface to third party software platforms like ERP/MRP, Warehouse Manifesting and Quality Control Systems.
Tree processing is one of the most crucial elements to the continued economic success in North America. Despite significant impact due to the global pandemic and uncertainty in down-stream environments, wood processing is a unique industry, which will fuel millions of jobs for years to come. Perhaps now more than ever, margins on domestic wood are business critical. Our line of B-TEK truck scales is prepared to leverage a century of experience in weighing wood products ensuring your operation remains profitable.
