Pricing & Retail Scales
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Swift Price Computing Retail ScalesSimple and stylish, the Swift offers a speedy weighing and price-computing solution for retail operations. EC trade and NRCS approval means Swift is ideal for trade, making it suitable for use by businesses selling products by weight.
read moreCapacity : 3kg to 30kg
Readability : 1g to 10g
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FAQs about Pricing & Retail Scales
When you're pricing items based on weight, you must use a trade approved scale. This means they've undergone extra testing to be proven accurate enough for commerical transactions. There are a variety of retail scales available for businesses and trade. For example, Adam's Swift Price Computing Retail Scales are specifically designed to ensure your retail processes are fair, easy and efficient. It's important to get the right scale for your business needs.
Price computing scales calculate the total price by measuring the units and weight of goods. The Swift Price Computing Retail Scale is great for markets, bakeries, delis and produce.
Label printing scales like our BTT, BCT and BKT are used within poultry and smaller business to print out labels with barcodes and product information seamlessly for quick transaction. Lacking trade approval, they can't be used to set price by weight.
POS-integrated scales easily connect to point-of-sale programs. All of our scales can connect with our AdamDU software.
Bench scales are compact enough for use on busy market stalls and crowded deli counters.
Retail sales are designed for business and trade. The accuracy depends on the model, capacity and type of scale. Most trade approved scales (legal for trade scales) offer readabilities of about 2 grams. Double check model and quote before purchase.
Retail sales are essential for most businesses that sell goods. It’s important to ensure that your retail scale is accurate at all times. If you find your retail scale is not weighing accurately, it may affect your pricing, causing a loss or a profit.
First, ensure you're regularly calibrating your retail scales with calibration weights to help keep them accurate over time.
Next, check for obstruction or dirt under the balance or between the base and the pan.
After that, guarantee your scale is on an even, level surface. All Adam scales boast built-in levelers to assist.
Finally, if you see error codes, check your Adam manual for what they mean and how to resolve them.
If you've taken these steps and your issues persist, you may want to contact Adam Equipment for your machine to be serviced or repaired. We offer a warranty up to five years.