Weighing Scales Blog

Owning or running a business isn’t easy, especially when you offer a variety of items that are priced based on weight. Luckily, our retail scales feature PLUs to make the process a whole lot smoother. This blog discusses what PLUs...

You wouldn’t think that the level of moisture in an item would have a large effect on its quality. However, the prevalence of moisture analysis in quality control and production would prove otherwise. This blog will define moisture analysis and...

Food scales are used in almost every step of the food production process. Why? Because they maximise efficiency by improving accuracy and consistency, saving workers time and effort, being conveniently portable and collecting data. This blog will go into more...

Market stalls are an accessible way for up-and-coming businesses or even established companies to expand their clientele. Market stalls may sell clothes, flowers, trinkets and more, but this blog focuses on market stalls that sell products by weight – preferably...

You may have seen our selection of trade approved scales on this website, but what does trade approval mean, and why would you need one? This blog discusses what a trade approved scale is, why trading standards will keep an...

You may know that weighing scales are used in your local market to help estimate the price of your fruit and veg before purchasing, but did you know that they’re utilised during the fruit-picking process as well? This blog will...

A bench scale is a type of scale that is specifically designed to be used on a worktop or bench. Bench scales usually offer more applications than compact scales while taking up less room than floor scales. In this blog,...