Fairbanks Scales introduces weighing instrument

Fairbanks Scales introduces weighing instrument

Kansas City, Mo.-based Fairbanks Scales, Inc. has introduced a new generation of the FB6000 weighing instrument.

The equipment features a new web interface that allows rapid calibration and custom ticket formatting, according to a news release.

The FB6000 can meet the needs for all mid-range single truck scale applications including in/out, gross/tare/net, or basic in/out weighing, according to the release.

The equipment's web interface reduces time spent on calibration and custom ticket formatting, according to the release.

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