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Checkweighers
Since 1980
When it comes to stainless steel over/under checkweighing scales, many buyers choose Doran Scales. Lots of folks remember the old 4100 from Doran, in fact many of those are still being used by customers. Doran built the 2200CW scale utilizing all their experience they have obtained over thirty years of designing and building stainless steel scales for many different types of industries. For example bakery scales.
In case you aren't certain what we mean when we say check weighing, here is a quick overview. In quite a few businesses, they need to know how much product is inside a box or can. Often the easiest way to do this is to weigh the box on a scale. You program the scale with an ideal target weight that you would like the box to have. Then, you setup a low tolerance and a high tolerance. Usually, any weight that falls between the target weight and the tolerances is classified as acceptable. The scale owner has the ability to set these target weights and tolerances. Also, these can vary depending on the product you're weighing as well.
Store, recall, and weigh with the 2200CW built-in database! This internal database will store up to 250 Checkweigh Tolerances, Tare Weights, Accumulation and Counter totals, and six-digit Product IDs. Recalling a product from the database is as simple as pressing the PROD button and entering the product ID. Adding new products or maintaining existing products is quickly accomplished through the keypad or through the optional CheckWay Windows™ compatible software. The data is password-protected to ensure that your products are checkweighed properly every time. Handwritten production records to track weighments or accumulated weight are a thing of the past with the 2200CW Digital Weight Indicator. The counter memory stores the number of weighments. Recalling the accumulated weight at the end of a pallet load of product or at the end of the shift is as simple as pushing a button.