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Counting Scales

Counting scales are weight measurement tools that can determine the number of like items placed on them based on the pre-programmed weight of a single example of the items. These scales can be used to count money, tickets in arcades in theme parks, food quantities and many other objects.

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Strainsert Company
West Conshohocken, PA
610-825-3310
Strainsert is a manufacturer of a variety of precision made counting scales, in addition to force sensing transducers, miniature load cells, pins & bolts. As a leading company who has served such industries as aerospace & marine, Strainsert will custom design & manufacture products to your exacting specifications and will provide the most responsive, accurate & efficient solutions for research.
Alliance Scale, Incorporated
Canton, MA
800-343-6802
Alliance Scale Inc. is a value added distributor for major manufacturers of quality counting scales and weighing systems. Alliance specializes in high-quality products and serves a range of diverse markets and industries. Please call Alliance Scale today for more information about your needs-their experienced and supportive employees are fully capable of satisfying all your weighing requirements!
Rochester Scale Works
Rochester, NY
585-235-5882
Rochester Scale Works partners with leading counting scale manufacturers to provide reliable equipment and excellent service. Rochester is an accredited company that meets all necessary requirements and standards. Not only does it sell a wide variety of weighing equipment, it also offers repairs, calibration services and certifications, in addition to much more. Please call today.
Jenssen Scales
San Jose, CA
800-628-3310
Jenssen Scales is here to serve all your weighing needs and sells, rents and services a complete line of precision manufactured counting scales. Jenssen consults on the right weighing equipment for your business application. After years of quality salesmanship, Jenssen is a top distributor of its kind and would love to add you to its long list of satisfied customers. Call now!
Doran Scales, Inc.
Batavia, IL
800-365-0084
Doran Scales, Incorporated provides a wide variety of quality counting scales at affordable prices.. Doran's varied product line makes it possible for its products to be put to use in almost any situation without special engineering. Every customer is treated as if they were the only customer. Please call today or visit Doran Scales' website today for more information.
Interweigh Systems Inc.
Markham, ON
800-268-3269
As a designer and supplier of quality counting scales, Interweigh Systems, Inc. has an extensive line of products for a variety of applications. Interweigh Systems is a rapidly expanding Canadian company dedicated to supplying reliable and competitively priced weighing products. Interweigh Systems has a wide range of types and sizes available for its customers. Call Interweigh today.

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Counting Scales


Counting scales are valuable because they eliminate the need for manual counting, which can be tedious and inaccurate. There are many examples of industries and commercial operations that require the use of counting scales. The production of small metal parts, such as nozzles, hose connectors or fasteners, can be aided by the use of counting scales. Once a certain number of products have been created, a counting scale can be used to determine the right amount of product to include in a shipping package. These industrial scales prevent companies from accidentally shipping too much or too little product, which can negatively affect a company's relationship with its clients and inflate expenses. Counting scales can also be used to count paper, amounts of ingredients in industrial processes and a wide variety of other objects for an equally wide variety of operations and processes.

Most counting scales are examples of electronic scales, and almost every variety features a digital readout that indicates the counted number of objects. In some cases, in addition to a readout of the counted number of objects, a readout of the objects' weight may also be included on the scale's display. Counting scales often contain a memory component that stores the number and weight of a single example of the object they are used to weigh. They also tend to be very durable, portable, easy to use and space-efficient. Counting scales are available in many sizes, constructions and features. Smaller, non-industrial counting scales can be put to use in carnivals and theme parks for the counting of prize tickets and tokens. In such cases, the scales may be no bigger than a foot or two across, and they can weigh as little as a few pounds. This makes them easily manageable for any clerk or teller, who can simply load items onto the scale, read the display and respond accordingly. Counting scales are likely to continue in their popularity because of their ease of use and the amount of time they save their users.