Mettler-toledo (albstadt) Gmbh

August Sauter Gmbh

Mettler-toledo Gmbh

Herbert Mürdter

Walter Holike

Adolf Ast

Gebhard Wallisch

Albert Gerstenecker

Holger Moritz

A method and a device for weighing weighable goods placed in a bag () having a filling opening () are characterized according to this invention in that the bag () is hung from a load suspension part () with an area of the bag adjacent to the filling opening () and the weight force corresponding to the weighable goods is transferred from here to a load cell () which forms a corresponding weight value.

Method and apparatus for weighing a bag wherein the bag is held open by a load suspension part such that an imaging beam directed at the goods is unobstructed by the bag while it is being gripped

A method and device for improving the handling, in a label printer, of labels without a carrier strip operates by reversing the direction of transport of the label medium for a short distance before transporting the medium in the printing direction, allowing the label strip to reliably detach from a transport roller () that is used to guide the label strip through the printer.

Method and device for printing on the surface of a strip-type medium

A weighing device for handling sales transactions in a retail store, with several functional units, each one among the functional units being linked to at least another one among the functional units by a signal communications system. At least one of unit has a load cell for producing an electric signal proportional to the weight of an object placed on the load cell for weighing. At least one unit has an evaluation unit for forming a weight value expressed in a system of units from the weight signal supplied via the given signal communications system. At least one unit has a display unit for displaying the weight value and a total price of the object supplied via the given signal communications system. Also, at least one unit has a control unit for memorizing an article number and an associated unit price of the object and for controlling the operation of the weighing device so as to calculate the total price by multiplication of the unit price with the weight value after the article number is entered. At least two among the functional units having the load cell, the evaluation unit, the display unit, and the control unit are spatially separated from each other in the retail store, and their signal communications system, which serves to maintain the flow of signals connected with the handling of the sales transactions, is executed wirelessly.

Wireless weighing device comprising a plurality of functional units

The invention pertains to a device, especially a measuring device, for handling individual processes, in the course of which at least one value is generated, with a characterization unit, which can be operated to generate characterizing signals for characterizing the individual processes, and with a unit for assigning the values generated during the handling of the individual processes to the processes characterized by the characterizing signals, where the characterization unit has a receiver for receiving the identification signals which are generated in the vicinity of the device during the handling of the individual processes and which identify the processes, on the basis of which identification signals the characterizing signals are generated

Device for handling individual processes

A scale-type measuring apparatus, particularly a weighing apparatus, for use in commerce where calibration is required, comprises a sensor (1) which generates a signal representing a measured quantity, a separate readout device (3) disposed remotely from the sensor (1), a signal line (2) connecting the sensor to the readout device and an identification plate (7) for displaying authenticated values of technical measurement parameters of the sensor (1) on the readout device (3). In order to maintain the official calibration identification plate (7) must be unremovably linked to the sensor (1) and in order to enable separate handling of the sensor (1) and the readout device (3) despite this required permanent linkage of the identification plate (7) to the sensor (1), the signal line (2) is inseparably connected to the sensor (1), and the identification plate (7) is unremovably attached to and guided on the signal line (2), so that the identification plate (7) remains linked to the sensor (1) even if the coupling (5, 6) with the readout device is released. A characterizing number (integer) may be set (19) on identification plate (7), this setting being secured by a lead seal (21) applied at the time of official calibration.

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Herbert Mürdter