Express Cube Systems - A Division of Global Sensor Systems - Dimension and Weighing Equipment
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ExpressCube is a manufacturer of state-of-the-art dimension & weighing equipment for use by companies employing logistics to manage their warehouse, packaging, and shipping needs as well as courier, freight, postal parcel services and their customers.
ExpressCube Counter Top Dimensioning Systems delivers the answer for maximising slotting, pick and pack, cubing, dimensioning and weighing of packages. With almost every order different, the variation in billing costs due to Dimensional Weight and Shaped-Based pricing becomes very difficult to predict without time consuming measurements and weight calculations.
The ability of ExpressCube to instantly sort through a maze of calculations required to find the dimensional weight of different couriers will enable your shipping department to quickly and effectively determine least cost routing based on the destination, delivery and dimensional weight charges of the courier. Prompt invoicing is also made possible. Many organizations are held hostage on their invoicing because they must wait to determine the actual shipping costs of an order. The ability of shippers to quickly determine shipping costs allows quick accurate invoicing to be sent to customer. The ExpressCube solution also enhances the effectiveness of logistics and accounting software and can be networked back to servers in the accounting office through an Ethernet LAN connection.
A successful veteran in the sensor development, manufacturing, and marketing business, ExpressCube a division of Global Sensor Systems Inc. has 30 years of proven technology and innovative designs.
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Lorne Hull
ExpressCube
400 Brunel Rd
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada, L4Z - 2C2
Tel: +1 905 507 0007
Toll Free: +1 877 428 2348
Fax: +1 905 507 4177
Website: www.expresscube.com
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