Cubiscan 100

Designed to measure boxed products and packages

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The CubiScan 100 is the most versatile and popular cubing and weighing system in the UK, installed in over 500 locations. Designed for a warehousing environment with no moving parts, this machine has a proven track record of helping retailers, distributors, wholesalers and manufacturers speed up their data capture process and provide accurate dimensioning information.

The integrated digital display and control panel make it easy to control the scanner, and the innovative software gives you the numerical dimensions and weight of you object - along with a three-dimensional graphic representation of the item being measured.

This warehouse dimensioning system can measure cuboidal products and packages up to 60cm x 60cm x 90cm, accurate to 2mm. The scale works in 20g increments and can handle objects up to 50kg in weight.

Measuring the dimensions of your products allows you to select the best-fitting packaging and minimise shipping charges. Reducing wasted space and packaging will also reduce fuel and transport costs - which not only saves you money, but is good for the environment too.

The CubiScan 100 can be operated in a fixed position or combined with our CubiScan Mobility system which allows 8 hours of continuous operation. This means you can scan items in the warehouse very easily. Taking just 1-2 seconds per measurement, the CubiScan 30 is an extremely fast and efficient cubing system.

With such a versatile and accurate dimensioning system for warehouses, you can quickly and consistently collect data about your products. There’s no need for second guessing, no room for human error, no reason to re-enter data, and no data corruption.

For Cubiscan 100 prices and further information, contact us and find out how Cubiscan can help transform your business and reduce both your operating costs and competitiveness.