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• Six years later he became a miner, and later a checkweigher.
• See checkweigher case study outlining ground beef and packaging savings.
• An alternative is to program the checkweigher to check bands of different weight tolerances.
• A typical checkweigher usually has a bin to collect the out-of-tolerance packs.
• A checkweigher can send a signal to the machine to increase or decrease the amount put into a package.
• A dynamic, in-motion checkweigher takes samples, and analyzes them to form an accurate weight over a given time period.
• This can result in a payback associated with the checkweigher since producers will be better able to control the amount of give-away.
• Forced to return to mining in 1917, he became checkweigher and in 1919 miners'agent to the Garw district of the South Wales Miners'Federation.
• An in motion conveyor checkweigher can be used to detect missing pieces of a kit, such as a cell phone package that is missing the manual, or other collateral.
• Typically, a checkweigher for produce is made of mild steel, and one that will be cleaned with harsh chemicals, such as bleach, will be made with all stainless steel parts, even the Load cells.
• With a check weigher programmed as a zone checkweigher, the data collection over the networks, as well as local statistics, can indicate the need to check the settings on the upstream equipment to better control flow into the packaging.
• Quality management can use a checkweigher for Nondestructive testing to verify finished goods using common Evaluation methods to detect pieces missing from a " finished " product, such as grease from a bearing, or a missing roller within the housing.
• The need for this provision was demonstrated by a decision of the Court of Session in Edinburgh, which upheld an employer in his claim to the right of dismissing all the workmen and re-engaging them on condition that they would dismiss a particular checkweigher.
• In some cases the dynamic scale sends a signal to a filler, for instance, in real-time, controlling the actual flow into a barrel, can, bag, etc . In many cases a checkweigher has a light-tree with different lights to indicate the variation of the zone weight of each product.
• Thus the Coal Mines ( Checkweigher ) Act 1894 rendered it illegal for an employer ( " owner, agent, or manager of any mine, or any person employed by or acting under the instructions of any such owner, agent, or manager " ) to make the removal of a particular checkweigher a condition of employment, or to exercise improper influence in the appointment of a checkweigher.
• Thus the Coal Mines ( Checkweigher ) Act 1894 rendered it illegal for an employer ( " owner, agent, or manager of any mine, or any person employed by or acting under the instructions of any such owner, agent, or manager " ) to make the removal of a particular checkweigher a condition of employment, or to exercise improper influence in the appointment of a checkweigher.
• Thus the Coal Mines ( Checkweigher ) Act 1894 rendered it illegal for an employer ( " owner, agent, or manager of any mine, or any person employed by or acting under the instructions of any such owner, agent, or manager " ) to make the removal of a particular checkweigher a condition of employment, or to exercise improper influence in the appointment of a checkweigher.
• Of the sections touching on wages questions, the prohibition of the payment of wages in public-houses remains unaltered, being re-enacted in 1887; the sections relating to payment by weight for amount of mineral gotten by persons employed, and for checkweighing the amount by a " checkweigher " stationed by the majority of workers at each place appointed for the weighing of the material, were revised, particularly as to the determination of deductions by the act of 1887, with a view to meeting some problems raised by decisions on cases under the act of 1872.