Systems

QTLTSC with Simulcast

The combination of Simulcast instrumentation and QTLTSC legal for trade lift truck scale yields a valuable tool for the shipping industry.

Because of the special needs of the trucking industry, Weigh-Tronix & Security Scale developed a high performance indicator to streamline processes, simplify record keeping, and document billing information.

The Weigh-Tronix QTLTSC Pays Back Fast

Unloading Trucks - Confirm that the quantities you ordered are the quantities you receive as you unload. No extra steps.

Loading Trucks - Use the instant weight data to load evenly and legally. Avoid overload fines and unsafe operations.

Shipping - Verify the accuracy of your customer's estimated shipping weights. Document discrepancies. Correct the transfer charges when you find a different weight.

Manufacturing - Help track inventories and save steps as product flows between departments. Document the weight as it is picked up.

Independent Discrimination Compensation - (IDC)

A traditional problem with forklift scales has been that any change in fork position affects the accuracy of the readings. QTLTSC designers have met this challenge. A combination of carriage assembly design, angle detection mechanism and the weigh bar summing assembly provides the lift truck scale system with IDC, or Independent Discrimination Compensation. The automatic system compensation allows the QTLTSC to provide 0.1% accuracy with changing fork positions, with wheels on unlevel surfaces, or with the mast tilted.

The Instrumentation Developed Specifically for the Shipping Industry

• One display, multiple values - The WI-130 SimulCast gets its name from its dot addressable graphic display which simultaneously displays readings of weight, pro number, accumulated weight and accumulated number of skids. In addition, it has five soft keys that let operators rapidly switch between information entry fields such as pro number, number of skids, employee ID, and "Store" function.
• Accumulator function - The instrument's ability to accumulate data makes it popular with shippers. It has up to 750 memory locations for accumulating information by pro number. With the instrument's "Store" button its operators quickly store the actual weight lifted by the scale to the actively displayed pro number. (All data is battery protected.)
• Automated data collection - With an optional bar code wand and an infrared transmitter receiver, you can automate data collection. Scan barcodes to simplify the entry of pro numbers or employee ID. SimulCast can even document results of periodic weight accuracy tests. After you have stored a day's worth of scale data and estimated information from the customer weight ticket, you can download information to a PC or printer via an infrared transceiver, RF technology, or hard wire connection to an output port on the SimulCast.
• Details, details, details - The SimulCast Indicator is the result of hundreds of right choices by Weigh-Tronix developers that add to its usefulness and life. It has a rugged NEMA 4X stainless steel enclosure. Its 1.6 x 3.2-inch dot addressable active display allows operators to easily read current weight, active pro number, accumulated weight and accumulated number of skids at a glance. Competitive models have only a single line display requiring operators to press multiple keys to view data. In addition, the SimulCast uses quick-connect ports to link with the power source, scale carriage input, optional bar code reader, printer output and infrared output.