From the end of the assembly line to the deployment by the end user, the supply chain uses identification, weight and dimensions to track, count, control the contents, determine capacities, optimize packing, manifest, determine costs, and determine loads.
Mettler-Toledo applies its global knowledge of AIDC (Automatic Identification and Data Capture) solutions to develop components and end user applications that effectively meet user’s local requirements.
Solutions can range from simple individual weighing of letters to high speed dimensioning and identification installations handling tens of thousands packages per hour. In many cases, these solutions are process critical links in the supply chain. Mettler-Toledo’s global service network makes sure these vital components in the supply chain keep running.
Solutions can range from simple individual weighing of letters to high speed dimensioning and identification installations handling tens of thousands packages per hour. In many cases, these solutions are process critical links in the supply chain. Mettler-Toledo’s global service network makes sure these vital components in the supply chain keep running.
Truck Weighing
Complete systems designed to perform in nearly any application or environment.
Rail Weighing
Heavy-duty scales for weighing rail cars in either static or coupled in-motion applications
Vehicle In-Motion Weighing
Dynamic vehicle weighing includes Weigh-in-motion (WIM) systems for truck weighing and Coupled-in-motion (CIM) systems for rail weighing
Packing and Load Planning
Automatic weighing and measuring allows for smart packing and load planning
Receiving and Profiling Goods
Improve the integrity of your warehouse management system by measuring each item automatically
Revenue Recovery
Maximize revenue potential by making sure the measurements customers provide you with are correct
Shipping and Manifesting
Improve visibility of shipping costs for increased profitability and efficiency
Sorting and Tracking
Ensure accurate data on all parcels for correct sorting and maximum throughput
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