CSN910 Dimensioner - Meets Multi-Operational Needs
02/11/2011 Mettler Toledo Ltd
To meet the multi-operational needs of today's Transport and Logistics (T&L) industry, METTLER TOLEDO has designed a dimensioner with multi features that increase productivity, accuracy and security. Approved according to national and international standards, the CSN910 guarantees reliable results for use over tilt trays, crossbelts or any other type of sorting system.The CSN910 is an unattended, overhead data capture unit that automatically determines the length, width and height of items transported on a conveyor. It is designed for easy integration into package sorting depots, baggage handling terminals and warehouses.
With embedded application software no external PC is needed, making the dimensioner compact and cost effective. It can measure objects as large as 249 x 122 x 71 cm and down to a single sheet of paper.
Flexible
The CSN910 can be used as a standalone unit for dimensioning only or integrated as part of a data capture solution and sorting system.
Accurate
Since space optimisation is a primary concern in the T&L industry, accurate measurement matters. The CSN910 includes a number of software features that help ensure high read rate. The built-in software can measure irregular shapes in non legal for trade applications, detect oversized parcels and bags, classify non-measurable shapes for diverting and has side by side detection for improved package flow.
Secure
As an added value, the dimensioner has a firewall so that only authorised personnel and devices have access to the data. The customised Linux based operating system is resistant to all known viruses and all data is stored securely in a legal for trade alibi database.
Whether the CSN910 is used for revenue recovery, space optimisation or inventory control, the dimensioner can be easily customised to suit almost all data capture needs.
For further information visit www.mt.com/csn910
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