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Shipping weights

Discover the RAVAS mobile weighing solutions and start using your shipping weights. From basic pallet trucks to advanced iForks with WiFi and data integration of measured expedition weights into TMS, WMS or ERP system.

Shipping weights

Prevent overloads and unnecessary costs

Every company that ships goods needs to know the weight of these goods as accurately as possible. The sender is required by law to declare the correct weight on the shipping documents. Overloads and incorrect declaration can cause a lot of trouble. Determining shipping weights is probably the most common use of a hand pallet truck scale. It’s in the shipping department where time can be saved by weighing mobile. Middle and smaller sized companies seldom handle large numbers of pallets per day. However, efficient weighing in the shipping department offers other advantages as well. Shipping weights can be printed on a ticket, together with an order number and date and time.

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Van Roessel Printers: incomplete deliveries signaled in time

Van Roessel Drukwerkers does specialised print jobs for the multimedia market. It sometimes happened that the presses had to be stopped, because paper had run out. Nowadays, incomplete deliveries are already signaled while offloading the lorry, by a scale on a forklift truck. The weight is registered while driving, which increases efficiency significantly.

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Saving time, space, and money

Total Produce

Total Produce is a large importer of fruit and vegetables. All fruit sold by price per kilo is weighed at goods reception by 4 employees. Using the RAVAS iForks saves approximately 30% of their time.

Schneider Electric

In Schneider Electric’s logistic warehouse in Helmond, every single pallet is weighed at goods reception and again before shipping. The floor scale was a true bottleneck compared to the mobile weighing solutions.

Heineken

At Heineken, return shipments of 1,000-liter beer tanks are weighed to determine the amount of beer left in the tanks, since customers are invoiced for the amount of beer consumed. Heineken uses iForks for quick and accurate weighing.