Lantech Inc: Integrated scale option for stretch wrappers

Lantech’s EZ Weigh Integrated Scale option for Q-Series Stretch Wrappers uses load cell technology to combine pallet load weighing and stretch wrapping.

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Oct 5, 2011

The EZ Weigh’s one-step design separates the weigh system from the stretch wrapper’s frame, ensuring only objects placed on the wrapper’s turntable are weighed. Designed for the company’s Q250, Q-300, Q-300XT, Q-400 and Q-400XT stretch wrappers, the option is compatible with both 65- and 72-in. diameter turntables. Stretch wrappers equipped with the EZ Weigh maintain the Q-Series’ classic low profile and shipped from the factory calibrated and ready for immediate use.

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