Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
- Max weight capacity 75 lbs
- Sensitivity: 0.2oz
- Easy button: on/Tare, Off
- Measuring units: Pounds / Ounces, Kilograms / Grams
- One 9Volt batteries included/ 9V A/C adaptor included
WeighMax 75 lbs postal scales were designed for weighing both letters and packages. With an accuracy of 0.2 ounces, it is fully capable of weighing first class letters for the post office. These digital postage scales feature mode switching, tare and hold buttons for your convenience. It also auto-hold the weight after a package has been placed on it, so you never lose sight of it when doing your postage labels. Batteries and an AC adapter included. All Weighmax products are backed by a lifetime
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(out of 14 reviews)
List Price: $ 49.99
Price: $ 14.05
Business of Shipping
This book should be of interest to undergraduate students of shipping and international commerce.
Rating: (out of 2 reviews)
List Price: $ 50.00
Price: $ 30.00
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Review by C. Phillips for Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
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Weighed my item on this postal scale and then took it to the post office and the weight was spot on perfect!
Review by BillJ for Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
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Scale seems to be pretty accurate. Can be battery operated, so you don’t need to be near an outlet. Also, has an automatic shutoff…and saves the weight on the screen so you can view the weight once the package is removed. Has come in handy so far!
Review by byzar for Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
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This is a great scale. Small, easy to use and convenient. I use this to calculate postage for my ebay packages and they are always accurate. The only thing you have to remember is when you first turn it on, you need to wait 30 seconds before you can put something on it. It comes with an adapter (and battery) and it shuts off automatically after a period of non-use which is great. Also, when you weigh something, it will beep to let you know when the scale is stabilized and tell you what the weight is. It will hold the weight on the display for a few seconds so that if you have a large package that covers the display, you can remove the box and the weight will still be on the display. I recommend this product.
Review by L. Machado for Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
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Another great quality item from Amazon. This scale is great for weight items at home and getting the cost of mailing it by going on line. It’s so much easier having your own scale and can even print postage labels on line after having weigh your item and can then drop off item at Post Office with no waiting. Definitely worth the purchase.
Review by Shelly Marshall for Weighmax 2822-75LB postal shipping scale, Battery and AC Adapter Included
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I like this little guy–I was worried that the platform was too small for big boxes of books that I send–but it works great. i also like the fold up section for envelopes. I hope it lasts longer than the last one I bought (not this brand) becasue it stopped working after only a year. However, this ones looks good and works for my purposes.
Review by Techno ZZTopper for Business of Shipping
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A must-read for anyone in the maritime industry!
This book should be a required reading at the university for naval architects, marine engineers and ESPECIALLY for business majors specializing in transportation.
Being in the maritime industry I have only seen pieces of the whole picture, presented in the book. I wish I have read it 10 years ago!!! It is really, really worth reading!!!
Review by Yoda for Business of Shipping
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This book provides an excellent introduction to the majority (and most important aspects) of the shipping business. Chapters are provided on different classes of ships, routes and trade they service, rolfe of shipping agents, different roles of crew, manifest documents, regulations, etc.
What the book does not provide, however, is a :”macro” view of the maritime industry. No perspective is provided on trends and size of shipping over past few decades, ship size trends, rates of return, etc. For these one should refer to Strapford’s “Maritime Economics”< an excellent introduction to the "macro" aspects of maritime trade and an excellent supplement to the "Business of Shipping".
The “Business of Shipping” also has a few other weaknesses. They are:
a) The book is quite dated. It was written in the late 1990s and most data/information cited therein is from the early 1990s and late 1980s. It desperately needs updating, especially considering the explosion of seaborne trade from and to China and the emergin world that has taken place since 2000.
b) Very weak on personnel issues. The bok discusses the roles of various crew memebers (i.e., stewart, first mate, etc.) but little is presented on hiring practices and crew and officer shortages. This is especially ironic considering that even the book itself explicitely states that this is one of the most serious provelsm facing the industry. And this problem has become far worse since the late 1990s, when the book was written.