With the introduction of electronic scale technology, the skills required to service mechanical scales have become lost or forgotten. This 3-day class provides a basic understanding of the theory and operation of heavy industrial mechanical scales. Seminar topics include safety, pivots, bearing and levers, scale recognition, maintenance and repair, beams/portable beam scales, dial scales, motor truck scales, and electromechanical conversions.

This 4 1/ 2-day course provides extensive hands-on training on calibration, configuration, and serial interfacing of electronic components, from load cells and indicators to printers and peripherals. Seminar topics include mechanical scale basics, electronic basics, load cell theory/trimming, electrostatic discharge protection and power conditioning, digital weight indicators, load introduction, data collection and troubleshooting.

The principles and theories of ES111 are applied to in-depth troubleshooting in this 4 1/ 2-day course. Very little lecture, but ample lab work is used so that attendees learn a systematic and methodical approach to troubleshooting. Advanced electronic weighing is part of this course, looking at scale system connection, batching, interfacing, and data recording. Seminar topics include scale mechanics, load cells, indicators, power conditioning, data collection, and troubleshooting process control.

This 4 1/ 2-day course provides experienced scale professionals with the background to solve batching application challenges with the IQ plus series digital indicators and controllers such as CB-1, BWC-1, ATS-1 and ATS-2. Seminar topics include relay overview, automation control through basic configuration, Revolution™ software, options, setpoints, process applications, specifying applications, and system troubleshooting.

This three-day class provides sales and service technicians with a full overview of our data collection products. This class will include hands-on training of both programming and repair of label and impact printers, a complete overview of bar code basics, scanners, software, media, and integration practices.

RS111 "Retail Scales"
From basic operation to advance setup, this three-day course provides a thorough background on the fundamentals of retail scales. By working hands-on with countertop scales to automatic labelers, you’ll learn how to program and calibrate scales and custom-format labels. Additionally you’ll learn about network scale communications from the master scale to satellite scales and the master scale to an in-store PC. Click here to see course schedule.

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For more information contact our Training Department at 800-472-6703, ext. 5146.