Warehouse Scales
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AE 505 Touch-Screen Label Printing IndicatorsCombining the ease and intuitive navigation of an 8” / 200mm touchscreen display with the convenience of a built-in printer, USB, RS-232 and optional ethernet, Wi-Fi and wireless connectivity, AE 505 ushers in the next generation of weighing indicator. In addition to creating fully customized labels of multiple lengths with the included software, AE 505 stores up to 10 label designs in its memory.
read moreCapacity : 8kg to 300kg
Readability : 0.1g to 0.02kg
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FAQ
When shopping around for a platform scale, you should look at the size, construction and indicator options.
Consider what you'll need to be weighing. If you're weighing pallets and crates, your platform scale should have a larger pan than your largest item, so nothing hangs off the platform. This helps guarantee that weight is evenly distributed.
Then, consider the material the platform scale is constructed from. A heavy-duty platform scale will be constructed from either stainless or mild steel. Adam's PT and PTM series are chequered, to give extra grip and texture.
Adam's platform scales are able to be mixed and matched (to an extent) with any Adam indicator. If you typically checkweigh, consider a checkweighing indicator like the GK-Plus. If you work in dusty or dirty conditions, our AE 403 indicator is IP68 waterproof. If you're weighing items that need to be labelled with their weight, you can save some time and pair an Adam platform scale with a label-printing indicator like the BTT, BKT or BCT.
Yes. Adam's PT and PTM are excellent choices for any industrial environment. The PT and PTM are constructed from durable mild steel, with a chequered pattern for extra grip and friction. The PT offers sizes from 1000x1000mm to 1500x1500mm, with capacities from 1000kg - 3000kg, while the PTM offers a pan size of 580x760mm and 500kg capacities.
Both can be paired with any Adam indicator.
Industrial platform scales can be used for a variety of purposes in a warehouse. They're ideal for estimating shipping prices, checking the weight of incoming shipments for accuracy, and keeping track of inventory. Depending on what you do with your platform scale most often, you'll want to pick an indicator that gives you a hand.