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Product and Service Categories
Onboard scales for Refuse Trucks, Loaders and Refuse Haulers
Waste Collection Scales
Front End-Bucket Loader Scales Links to Onboard Scales at American Forklift Scale LLC Website
Bucket Loader
Scales
Tractor/Sleeper Truck
Over the Road Scales

Axle Scales
Portable Axle Scales
NCI 1220 Printers and Accessories
for
TI-500 and TI-500SS Indicators
GSE-250 Indicator


 

Description:
The MP20 printer is a standard 2 1/4" roll paper, Thermal printer.
The Cable interface is by 6 pin Miniature "DIN" connector for RS-232 serial data protocol.
Connection to the TI-500 Indicator is by DB-9 at the Indictor to DIN-6 at the Printer
Power is 9VDC 1.5A nom. 7.5A 100ms peak
 
 

Cables

Weighing System
+ 
Printer		 Cables
TI-500 + NCI-1220 Impact Printer 
TI-500 + MP-20 Thermal Printer
TI-500SS (Stainless Steel) + NCI-1220 Impact Printer 
TI-500SS (Stainless Steel)  + MP-20 Thermal Printer
R-320+ NCI-1220 Impact Printer
R-320 + MP-20 Thermal Printer
TI-500 + Printer + Remote Accumulator Switch
TI-500SS (Stainless Steel) + Printer + Remote Accumulator Switch

 
 
 

 
All American Forklift Scale onboard weighing systems
are warranted for the life of the original installation.
We will repair or replace at our option, less labor and shipping

American Forklift Scale
PROVIDING SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR ONBOARD INDUSTRIAL TRUCK SCALE NEEDS

Contact us for more information.
Call Toll-Free  888-640-2725

AMERICAN FORKLIFT SCALE LLC
4804 Granite Dr.
Bldg. F-3 Suite 293
Rocklin, CA 95677
Tel: 888-640-2725  FAX: 916-660-0679

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Your Reliable Source For Over the Road, Refuse and other Vehicle scales,
American Forklift Scale LLC
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(Last Revision 14 April, 2010)