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Detecto MSB-25 Bulk Mail Weighing Scales
Price: $1595
currently in stock
Shipping Weight: 33 lbs
(estimate shipping cost)
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Detecto's MSB-25 bulk mail scale can display weight of a single mailpiece, the number of pieces per pound, or the number of pieces on the scale after entry of a sample, making it a versatile scale for the mailroom or shipping department. Status indicators are included for motion, zero, gross weight, net weight, tare, weight per piece, piece per weight, count, sample, pounds, and pounds-ounces. You can use the rear-mounted serial data interface for connection to an optional printer or computer for output of displayed information. A pullout card is attached underneath the front of the Detecto MSB-25 with operating instructions that are readily visible.
- Stainless steel weighing platform
- Operating instructions readily visible on pullout card
- Simple keyboard calibration can be performed in minutes
- Displays weight digitally in pounds and ounces or pounds only
- Displays count, piece count or pieces per pound
- Manual entry of tare weight or auto zeroing of weight on the scale
- Connect the MSB-25 to a computer or printer with the serial data interface
- You can select either present sample size or enter your own sample size through the keyboard
- Easy to read dot matrix display
- Automatically compensates for changes in scale zero
- Status indicators for motion, zero, gross weight, net weight, tare,
weight per piece, piece per weight, count, sample, pounds and pounds-ounces
- Rear-mounted serial interface for connection to printer or computer
for output of displayed information
Capacity |
0-5 lb x 0.01 lb (0.02 oz), and 5-25 lb x 0.005
lb (0.1 oz) |
Dimensions |
5" H x 17" W x 21" D |
Weight |
28 lbs. |
Power |
110/120 VAC, 60 Hz |
Count Capacity |
999,999 |
| I/O |
RS-232 serial port |
Weight Resolution |
1 part in 9,000 |
Computing Resolution |
1 part in 16 x 10^6 with floating decimal |
Operating Temperature |
32°F - 104°F (0°C - 40°C) |
Weighing Accuracy |
Manufactured in accordance with the recommendations
set by Handbook 44 |
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