Weighing Pallets With Ease

Adam Equipment’s sturdy PTS Pallet Truck Scale gives commercial and industrial users easy and cost-efficient way to weigh heavy loads

Whether it’s in a warehouse, on the production floor or in the shipping department, today’s workers need a way to weigh loaded pallets. Adam Equipment, a world-class manufacturer of balances and scales, presents its new durable PTS Pallet Truck Scale for this purpose.

The sleek, low-profile design of the PTS makes it an attractive yet tough addition to the commercial and industrial workplace. Its non-marring wheels ensure floors stay clean and unmarked. Heavy-duty reinforced steel pallet forks provide durable lifting capabilities, and a zero-radius pivoting handle gives exceptional maneuverability in tight spots.

PTS manages overloads with ease. The capacity tracker shows exactly where you are in the weighing range. The display monitors the weight value and warns if the load is reaching the scale’s capacity. Included with the PTS is Adam’s AE 402 indicator, providing a wide range of different features and functions for fast and accurate results. The AE 402 is sealed for dust.

Large keys are color-coded to clearly identify the more frequently used buttons. Weights are quickly and easily read on the large backlit LCD display. An internal rechargeable battery with auto-off power-saving function, lets operators use the PTS in many areas, without needing to plug it in.

About Adam Equipment

Adam Equipment manufactures and distributes a full selection of precision balances and scales for the lab, education, industrial, retail, medical and jewelry markets. The company, founded in 1972, is headquartered in England and has offices in the United States, South Africa, Australia and China. For more information about the company and its products, go to www.adamequipment.com.

Media Contact:

Ruthanne Bell
Adam Equipment
E: [email protected].
T: USA 203 790 4774 ext.305
T: UK 01908 274545 ext. 232

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