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Entry-Level Checkweigher incorporates touchscreen display.

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January 3, 2007 - Designed for basic process quality control, XC3 features 3-belt design, has IP54 capability, and incorporates 5.7 in. QVGA dashboard-style display that provides intuitive, menu-driven access to basic checkweigher functions. Browser-style navigation facilitates access to controls and read-outs while allowing users to drill down into machine and line performance measures and statistics. Display offers brightness and contrast controls for low-light visibility.

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Hi-Speed Checkweigher Co., Inc.
5 Barr Road
Ithaca, NY, 14850
USA



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Hi-Speed's New XC3 Entry-level Checkweigher Gets State-of-the-Art Displays


Booth S-1639, PackExpo, Chicago - October 29, 2006 - Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed Checkweigher has replaced its entry-level A-Series checkweigher with the new XC3, adding new displays to an industry standard production platform for basic process quality control. The machine has the IP 54 capability, compact size, three belt design, and robust construction that made the A-Series the industry leader in its category. The new displays are also available as upgrades to existing Hi-Speed machines.

New Displays Increase Productivity
The XC3's 5.7-inch QVGA touchscreen dashboard-style display provides intuitive, menu-driven access to basic checkweigher functions. Familiar, browser-like navigation gives users fast access to important controls and read-outs, while allowing them to drill down easily into machine and line performance measures and statistics. The vivid display has brightness and contrast controls for low-light visibility.

The touchscreen provides eleven unique control areas; touchable "buttons" leading to more information. "For instance, there is a seven-to-eight line 'message center' at the bottom of the main screen that scrolls short reports about machine status, fault events, and errors," said Mark Feher, Hi-Speed business development manager, checkweighers. "Touching that takes users to a full-screen view where they can see every event with the time it occurred. This makes trouble-shooting much easier." Similarly, line changeovers require only three taps on the screen, shortening downtime.

About Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed Checkweigher
Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed is North America's largest checkweigher manufacturer. In 1981, the company joined METTLER TOLEDO, the world's largest manufacturer of weighing solutions for laboratory, industrial, and food retailing applications, with more than 8,000 employees and $1.5 billion (US dollars) revenue in 2005. Hi-Speed, with sister companies Safeline and Garvens, make up the Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection Division, the world's largest manufacturer and marketer of checkweighers, metal detection devices, and other end-of-line inspection systems serving local and multi-national customers worldwide.
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