The latest generation of PC scales K-class generates superior and sustainable growth of Balingen, October 2009 many consumers want to protect their health and place more value on high-quality and healthy food. Their need for advice is high, increasingly ask for origin and ingredients or interested in cooking methods. You trust particularly dealer and his competent advice. They are also willing to spend more money. The technology manufacturer Bizerba has taken up this trend very early and supports the craft and trade K-class with its new PC scales series. On the Suffa in Stuttgart, the company presents the entry-level model: the K-class Classic Edition. This scale combines all essential retail tasks such as cradles, cashing, advertising, printing and consulting in a solution.

The PC scales can be expanded later more easily in their functionality and represents as a good investment in the future. Grow, so the claims of the customer the K-class classic edtion grows just\”explained Klaus D. My sales director retail Germany the new entry level PC scale offers the Balingen company as a tripod or console version. Both versions allow both individually adapted to customer requirements and easily integrate into existing systems. You have an ergonomic, intuitive, and flexible 10.4 inch operator touch screen that can be designed to meet individual customer requirements.

A second, aligned to the buyer down, 7-inch monochrome TFT screen makes for a brilliant display of advertising with images, sales promotion campaigns, consumer information, or additional purchase recommendations. Optionally, the customer display in colour can be supplied. For further requirements for ergonomics, functionality and multi media capability, Bizerba offers the K-high product family. They supported in particular the representation of video files on the server – as well as on the client side; This also on the optional, 12.1 \” large customer display. Due to the PC scales, Bizerba offers the modular, lizenzpflichte software retail framework.

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