Stop the line from stopping because a bin ran empty.
Every bin on your production line reports how many parts are left. Low stock is flagged before the shift that needs it — so reorders happen on data, not on someone remembering to check.
The problem on the line.
Line stoppages from empty bins
A missing fastener or fitting halts the whole line. The cost of one stoppage dwarfs the cost of the parts — but nobody knew the bin was low because checking means walking and counting.
Reactive reordering
Parts are reordered when someone notices they are gone, not when stock drops to a level that gives lead time to replenish. Every late order is a risk to the schedule.
Manual counting wastes labour
Cycle counts pull people off the floor. The spreadsheet is out of date the moment someone walks away. And the count itself is only as accurate as the person doing it.
Scales connect along the shelf, one cable per rail.
USB-C links each scale to the next. One cable run powers and reads a whole shelf of bins — no wiring per bin, no changes to your racking.
A scale under each bin, reporting to one screen.
Bins report their own count
Each bin on the line sits on a scale. The scale counts the parts inside by weight and reports the number to the app — continuously, without anyone touching it.
Low stock flagged early
Set a minimum for each bin. When stock drops below it, the bin is flagged and the people who order parts are notified — hours or days before it would stop the line.
CSV export
Bin counts push straight to your inventory system. Stock records stay accurate without anyone re-keying numbers. Purchase orders can trigger on actual consumption.
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