Weighing indicators are electronic devices used to display the weight of an object being weighed. They are an essential component of weighing systems and are used in various industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and logistics.

Programmable terminals are advanced electronic devices used in industrial automation and control systems. They are designed to provide a user-friendly interface for controlling and monitoring complex industrial processes. Programmable terminals are also known as human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and are widely used in various industries such as manufacturing, food processing, and pharmaceuticals.

Weighing terminals are designed to provide precise and accurate weight measurements. They typically have large displays that show weight measurements in real-time and are equipped with advanced features such as tare, gross, and net weight calculations. Some weighing terminals are even capable of performing complex weighing functions such as batching, counting, and checkweighing.

Weighing transmitters are designed to provide accurate and reliable weight information. They typically have high resolution and precision, which ensures that weight measurements are consistently accurate. Weighing transmitters can also be customized to suit specific applications and can be programmed to perform various weighing functions such as batching, filling, and checkweighing.

Remote displays are electronic devices that are used to display weight information from weighing indicators, terminals, or transmitters. They are typically used in industrial settings where the weighing equipment is located in a different area from where the weight information needs to be viewed, such as in warehouses, production facilities, or shipping docks.