Dana D Waggoner

age ~67

from Springfield, OH

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Phone and address:: 1902 Audubon Park Dr, Springfield, OH 45504
937 399-5488

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United States

Bagger Scale
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US Patent:

20040026134, Feb 12, 2004
Filed:

Aug 12, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/217297
Inventors:

Dana Waggoner - Columbus OH, US
Delbert Graf - Worthington OH, US
International Classification:

G01G023/00
US Classification:

177/160000, 177/050000, 177/125000, 177/045000, 235/383000, 177/177000
Abstract:

The invention is a device and means that reduces the amount of overloading and under-loading of plastic grocery bags. A bag rack has a scale attached to its base with the scale connected to an indicator. The plastic bag rests on the scale which weighs the contents of the bag as they are being added. The indicator checks the weight of the contents of the bag. If the contents are under the targeted weight an indicator is lit, when the targeted weigh is reached another indicator is lit, and if a “not to exceed weight” is reached a warning indicator is lit.

Method And System To Determine Need For Dimensional Weighing
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US Patent:

20110290567, Dec 1, 2011
Filed:

Jun 1, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/791010
Inventors:

Dana Waggoner - Springfield OH, US
Jon Hayes - Powell OH, US
Barry McDonald - Galena OH, US
Assignee:

Mettler-Toledo, Inc. - Columbus OH
International Classification:

G01G 19/08
G06F 15/00
G01G 9/00
US Classification:

177 1, 177 2513, 177136
Abstract:

A system and method for assisting a party (e.g., a freight carrier) in determining whether dimensional weight or actual weight should be used for shipping particular freight. A weighing device may be associated with a forklift, and may also include a DIM comparator in association with the forklift. The DIM comparator may have an input and a display of information, and may also include a CPU unit for storing and processing data. The DIM comparator may allow an operator to input various data through selectable menus and tables. The DIM comparator then determines a theoretical dimensional weight of the freight and compares it to the actual weight as measured by the weighing device associated with the forklift. This comparison is then displayed to the operator and a prompt is provided if a dimensional weight should be determined.