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EXCELL today announced that it will showcase a range of new and innovative weighing & measurement solutions at the ISWM 2018 Conference & Expo being held February 20 through February 23 in Las Vagas, Nevada. New instruments, software, and services build on EXCELL's leadership and 39-year heritage in weighing & measurement technology.

EXCELL has received a 2017 NTCIA Innovation Award for Best Product: The ESW WiPower - Wireless Charging IP68 Waterproof Scale. The award recognizes the product that has made the most difference and innovation to the industry..NTCIA announced the winners of the 2017 Innovation Awards during a special ceremony held on Dec 14 at New Taipei City Hall. As it does each year, scientists and industrial officials were invited to participate by nominating, voting and reviewing.......

EXCELL announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Bright Advance Corporation, one of the middle-end scale solution providers in the market."We are very pleased to announce the agreement with Bright Advance,”said C.C. Lo, President and CEO at EXCELL.“A key pillar of our global growth strategy is the strategic acquisition of brands that will help extend our reach into new and growing categories. Our combined customers will benefit from a broader range of scale solutions and greater depth of expertise.”

EXCELL here today introduced a low-cost price computing scale BP specifically for use in candy stores, specialty stores, farmer's markets, bakeries and more. The EXCELL Price Computing Scale Series Model BP -- which is also the first low cost price computing scale -- features an easy to read, two sided bright LCD food scale display for both vendor and customer the weight, unit price and total price, with overweighing protection design, low battery and charging status indication, and swiching power supply.

EXCELL precision today announced the launch of its new Wireless Shipping Scale. It comes with bluetooth technology in which the smartphone or tablet display can be placed anywhere within 70 meters of the base. Since the display receives its signal from the base using radio frequencies, the display does not have to be within the line of sight, as long as the display is within 70 meters of the base.