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Capture weighing printouts digitally
Convert a scale or measuring instrument's output into a digital report and usable data fields. Keep the original record linked to extracted values.
- Fewer paper records
- Reports and data in one place
- Export for further processing
Use the data your instrument already sends
Virtual Printer receives compatible data or printer output from an instrument. It can work with industrial scales, laboratory balances and analysers that provide a suitable output.
Check the connection and an actual sample printout.
Configure report reception and field recognition.
The user triggers the relevant output on the instrument.
Scale Monitor saves the original report alongside its data.
Review, export or use the record through an agreed API integration.
From text to structured records
Extract mass, unit and other measurement values from instrument output. Recognise fields by position or labels to support different report formats.
- Mass, unit and other measurement data present in the output.
- Sample identifier, operator or instrument ID when included.
- Original reports retained for comparison with extracted values.
For laboratories and quality teams
Replace manual transcription with repeatable report capture. Check actual formats, Excel export and integration with LIMS or other software.
GOOD TO KNOW
Answers to your questions
Which instruments are suitable?
Instruments that provide compatible printer or data output. Suitability depends on format, communication interface and the information to capture.
Is the original printout also saved?
Yes. The original report is stored with the weighing data for later review.
Does it replace a label printer?
No. Virtual Printer captures measuring-instrument output. Physical label printing is a separate supported workflow.
START WITH ONE WEIGHING STATION
From your workflow to a proposed solution.
Send the scale model, a photograph of its connections and a brief workflow description. We will check connectivity options and propose the next step.