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DIX-2000 Series
Function-rich indicator with large full-color display and high-level communications ability DIX-2000 Series Logistics Main Features Features a 7-inch high-brightness color TFT display. With its feature-rich displ...
Tokyo, Japan
RM-60
Scale receipt printer with high contrast LCD RM-60 Retail Main Features Designed for sales transactions with weighing and cash control in open-air retail markets. Easy-to-see under direct sunshine Display uses a ...
Tokyo, Japan
RM-50
Scale receipt printer RM-50 Retail Main Features The RM-50 is a portable scale with receipt printer designed for weighing and cash control in open-air retail markets. Receipt printing Built-in high-speed thermal ...
Tokyo, Japan
SM-120LL
A practical, functional scale with cloud connectivity SM-120LL Retail Main Features The SM-120 is a practical, functional scale that gives you ultimate flexibility with labeling. Linerless labels are auto-sized t...
Tokyo, Japan
DS-673SS
- Drive types: PTO-driven
Fully Waterproof Tabletop Weighing Scale DS-673SS Retail Main Features DS-673SS is a convenient and reliable Waterproof Tabletop Weighing Scale. Built with a stainless-steel housing that complies with IP68, this ...
Tokyo, Japan
HappySelf (G3)
- Manufacturer: Teraoka Seiko
Semi-self checkout, full-self checkout, and self-payment functionality in one versatile unit. Multi-mode self checkout with enhanced flexibility. HappySelf (G3) Retail Main Features DIGI's HappySelf multi-mode se...
Tokyo, Japan
RM-5900 (ToMo)
ToMo is a compact, lightweight, and durable POS scale with high functionality, cloud connectivity, and features mobile payments. It complies with fiscal law in major European countries. RM-5900 (ToMo) Retail Main...
Tokyo, Japan
SMART QBING
- Manufacturer: Teraoka Seiko
This automatic in-motion dimensioning and weighing system offers speedy measurement of package dimensions and weight on a conveyor. The first in the industry to enable measurement down to 5 mm in thickness. SMART...
Tokyo, Japan
DC-400
A high-functioning and eco-friendly digital counting scale capable of counting a variety of items and equipped with a linerless printer DC-400 Logistics Main Features This counting scale is capable of dealing wit...
Tokyo, Japan
DI-770
Digital indicator DI-770 Logistics Main Features The DI-770 is a PC-based multifunctional weighing indicator for use in a variety of industries requiring production/inventory control and traceability are required...
Tokyo, Japan
ESL- InfoTag
- Manufacturer: Teraoka Seiko
Reimagine Possibilities ESL- InfoTag Retail Main Features Unlock a world of possibilities with the InfoTag - DIGI’s new generation electronic shelf label. Blending aesthetics and performance, the smart solution n...
Tokyo, Japan
DSX-1000
State-of-the-Art Weigh Scale with Built-in Limit Checking DSX-1000 Logistics Main Features DSX-1000 comes equipped with an easy-to-read, 7-inch color LCD panel that helps prevent weight check errors by clearly di...
Tokyo, Japan

Overview

Material handling equipment encompasses tools and machinery used to move, store, control, and protect materials and products throughout manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, consumption, and disposal stages. This category includes forklifts, conveyors, pallet jacks, and automated storage systems, all designed to enhance efficiency and safety in material transport and storage.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing material handling equipment?

Consider the type of materials you handle, the weight and volume of these materials, the layout of your facility, and the specific tasks you need the equipment to perform. Also, evaluate the equipment's durability, ease of use, and maintenance requirements.

How can I ensure safe shipping of material handling equipment?

Choose a reliable shipping company experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is securely packed and protected to prevent damage during transit. It's also beneficial to purchase insurance for added protection.

What are the maintenance requirements for material handling equipment?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic systems, replacing worn components, and ensuring all safety features are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.