At Dibal, as experts in weighing and labelling solutions for retail and industrial sectors, we have been developing and manufacturing retail scales and industrial weighing and labelling equipment since 1985.
PC scales in double body format with "plug & play" 3" receipt printer with autocutter. 15" touch screen for vendor and 10.1" TFT in buyer side.
PC scales in totem format with 2" label printer with cassette and 15" touch screen.
PC scales in self-service format with integrated computer vision camera for recognition of the product placed on the plate.
Linux PC scales in hanging format with 2" labels printer (also suitable for receipts). 10.1" touch screen for vendor and 10.1" TFT in buyer side.
Weighing terminal featuring advanced functions and a backlit colour LCD screen (yellow, red, green and white).
Touch screen manual labellers, connectable to weighing platforms for printing 4” labels with weight, price and amount information.
Integral solution for statistical control in pre-packed products with fixed weight that indicate this value on their packaging (e).
Automatic high speed weigh-price labellers: up to 200 packages per minute.
Dibal’s range of sanitiseable checkweighers is designed to provide reliable and accurate weighing, even in the most demanding working environments, adapting to the needs of each production line and ensuring the highest standards of hygiene.
A recent inspection campaign carried out in the Basque Country has highlighted the importance of keeping the metrological verification of weighing equipment used in commercial transactions up to date. According to the published data, 53 per cent of the commercial scales audited did not have a valid metrological verification certificate, a situation that may result in penalties and the inability to use this equipment legally.
Discover DibalCASH Neo, the new cash self-service solution designed to transform day-to-day point-of-sale management. This solution automates payment and change-giving processes, optimising performance and completely eliminating human error in cash reconciliation.
