Category Archives: Price Computing Scales

The Importance of Accuracy and Precision in Battery-Powered Price Computing Scales for Farmers Markets

Farmers markets are a crucial part of the agriculture industry. These weighing devices provide a direct channel for farmers to sell their fresh produce and other agricultural products to customers in a local community. To ensure the smooth operation of these markets, it is important to use accurate and precise “legal for trade” battery-powered price… Read More »

Top Rated Price Computing Scales (Legal for Trade) for the Farmers Market in 2025

It’s almost spring time and it’s a time when everyone starts thinking about the farmer’s market. Can’t you almost taste the fresh strawberries? But, if you’re selling your fresh fruits and vegetables to customers, then you should use a legal for trade price computing scale. Updated for 2025. Which produce scale should I buy? Well,… Read More »

Dangers of Buying Certain “Cheap” Scales Online

The article below is courtesy of Mr. Boon Lim who has been involved in the weighing industry for many years. It really hammers home the points that we have been trying to discuss with customers for literally decades!  There are differences in quality between certain brands of scales. We’ve discussed this numerous times over the… Read More »

What Does 5000 x 1 Mean? Scale Capacity x Readability

We’re going to discuss something that many folks wonder about the first couple of times they are tasked with buying scales. What Does it Mean when you see 5000 x 1 on a Scale? If you’ve done any research at all online for scales, you’ve probably seen something written like 5000 x 1, or perhaps… Read More »

Are You Paying For Your Frozen Yogurt Cup too?

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 »