High Quality Price Computing Manufacturer & Wholesale SUpplier

Price computing scales from Dwinley are designed to deliver fast and precise weighing with clear price calculations. Built for supermarkets, grocery stores, butcher shops, delis, and open markets, these scales help retailers improve efficiency and ensure fair transactions every day. Each scale is equipped with muti displays so both the operator and the customer can view weight and price instantly.

Dwinley supports businesses with complete service solutions:

  • Wholesale supply with competitive pricing and consistent availability.
  • Customization of design, capacity, and functions to match unique requirements.
  • OEM production under your own brand with guaranteed quality.
  • ODM support for developing new models and tailored product designs.

With Dwinley, you gain more than just a scale. You gain a dependable partner focused on accuracy, durability, and flexible solutions to strengthen your retail operations.

Dwinley Wholesale Price Computing Scale Series

Types of Dwinley’s Price Computing Scales

Compact Desktop Price Scales – These scales save counter space while ensuring precise measurements. They are available with flat trays or edgefolded plates, making them suitable for various items. Compact desktop scales are ideal for small shops, delis, and bakeries where space is limited.

  • Flat Trays vs Edgefolded Plates
  1. Flat trays provide a simple, smooth surface for placing items. They are easy to clean and suitable for general weighing tasks. Flat trays work well for most retail products, from packaged goods to loose items like fruits and vegetables. Their minimalist design makes them a cost-effective choice for small shops and high-traffic counters.

  2. Edgefolded plates feature raised edges around the tray. This design prevents items from sliding off, which is especially useful for irregularly shaped or small products. Edgefolded plates improve safety and reduce spillage, making them ideal for busy supermarkets, bakeries, and food stalls. They are also durable, handling frequent use without deformation.

Scales with Printer – These models come with built-in printers for receipts or labels. They are essential in supermarkets and food service settings where printed weight and price information is needed. Integrating a printer reduces manual work and improves operational speed.

Scales with Pole Display – Featuring a display pole, these scales allow customers to see the weight and price clearly. Pole scales are commonly used in open counters and self-service areas, enhancing transparency and trust.

FAQ

A price computing scale is a type of weighing scale that not only measures the weight of a product but also calculates its price automatically based on the weight and a preset unit price. These are commonly used in grocery stores, delis, markets, and any business selling products by weight.

1. Unpack and Place the Scale

  • Put the scale on a flat, stable surface.
  • Ensure it’s level, as uneven surfaces affect accuracy.

2. Power On

  • Connect the scale to power or insert batteries.
  • Wait for it to initialize and show zero.

3. Calibrate (if needed)

  • Some scales need calibration using a known weight.
  • Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure accuracy.

4. Set the Unit Price

  • Enter the price per unit weight (e.g., $5/kg).
  • Many scales allow storing multiple products with different unit prices.

5. Tare Function

  • Place an empty container on the scale and press TARE to reset the weight to zero.
  • This ensures you’re only charging for the product.

6. Weigh and Compute

  • Place the product on the scale.
  • The scale calculates total price automatically based on weight × unit price.

7. Optional Features

  • Label printing, memory storage for products, or POS integration.
  • Configure these according to your store’s workflow.

8. Test Before Use

  • Weigh a few items to make sure the weight and price calculation are correct.