Volume Weight Systems - Dimension Scanner by Scaletronic

High Speed Parcel DWS

Ensure that you know the correct data for your parcel freight with fully automated dimensioning, weighing and barcode reading.
Because every parcel counts.

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FULL AUTOMATION

End to End Automation

Our expert team can optimize your warehouse or logistics hub with intelligent supply chain solutions end-to-end!

We provide everything from consultations and design, to implementation and installation.

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PALLET DIMENSIONING

Meet The Fastest Pallet DWS in the World

Increase your revenue on pallet transport by getting accurate weight and dimension data on every pallet that you handle.

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WAREHOUSE INTELLIGENCE

Handheld PCs and Barcode Readers

Today’s supply chains demand end to end visibility and real time tracking.
Mobile computers, fixed image readers, and handheld barcode scanners ensure visibility at shipping, receiving, through last mile activities such as delivery confirmation and signature capture.

Because every parcel counts

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Every parcel you handle has been sent by someone, every parcel you handle is being expected by someone, every parcel you handle is revenue opportunity.

It’s our understanding of this that enables us to help you gather data, and thereby apply profit to every single parcel you handle.

How?

With our Freight Volume Systems you can be certain you are invoicing every item of freight correctly – whether you handle 100 items a day or whether you handle 100,000 items a day.

Our Freight Volume Systems are MID Approved systems for measuring dimensions (Length, Width, Height), weight, and barcode capture for parcels and palletized goods.

So what is Volume Weight?

The rules for calculating freight charges have been around for decades: Clients pay for the volume weight or the actual weight of the goods, whichever is greater. The sender declares the dimensions of the shipment (Length, Width, Height) and Weight.

For domestic shipments, the freight charge is based on:

Volume Weight:	Length x Width x Height / 5000
Example:	A parcel is 50 x 50 x 25 cm and weighs 3 kg
Volume Weight:	50 x 50 x 25 / 5000 = 12.5 kg
Weight:	3 kg