Abstract: A checkout stand assembly for use with a counter-top or conveyor belt point-of-sale checkout station. The checkout stand assembly includes a podium that can support a cash drawer, printer, keyboard, and other such peripheral equipment. The podium can then be mounted onto a floor, counter, railing, or other object, and is positioned between the cashier and the customer. The podium positions the cash drawer and all point-of-sale equipment in an area close to or above the bar code scanner.

Abstract: A checkout console for use with a counter-top or conveyor belt point-of-sale checkout stand. The checkout console can support a cash drawer, printer, keyboard, and other such peripheral equipment, and can be mounted so that the top shelf is above a bar code scanner. By positioning the console between the cashier and the customer, twisting and turning be the cashier is greatly reduced. The console, once mounted, is vertically adjustable on demand.

Abstract: A checkout console for use with a counter-top or conveyor belt point-of-sale checkout stand. The checkout console can support a cash drawer, printer, keyboard, and other such peripheral equipment, and can be mounted so that the top shelf is above a bar code scanner. By positioning the console between the cashier and the customer, twisting and turning be the cashier is greatly reduced. The console, once mounted, is vertically adjustable on demand.

Abstract: A checkout stand assembly for use with a counter-top or conveyor belt point-of-sale checkout station. The checkout stand assembly includes a podium that can support a cash drawer, printer, keyboard, and other such peripheral equipment. The podium can then be mounted onto a floor, counter, railing, or other object, and is positioned between the cashier and the customer. The podium positions the cash drawer and all point-of-sale equipment in an area close to or above the bar code scanner.

Abstract: A cashier's stand for three belt checkout stations is provided, the stand having a T-bar construction comprising a support channel beam and cross beam from which a keyboard stand for use by a cashier and a writing stand for use by the customer upwardly extend. The stand may be easily mounted via support channel beam and mounting brackets extending from the cross beam. A telescopic L-bracket head in combination with a pivoting podium provide ease of adjustment in addition to a secure stand for a register keyboard. A new feature in the area of store checkout stands called cable management designating the ability to cableway data through a mainframe to various places without the cable wires being exposed is also provided. The cable wires are concealed in the mainframe tubing. The present invention may also provide a conduit for a cable connection between the scanner and an LED display, which may be located at the customer stand.

Abstract: A field crop sprayer assembly which is comprised of a main boom and a trailing boom. The main boom carries flat fan tip nozzles while the trailing boom carried round tip nozzles. The individual nozzles on each boom are spaced a predetermined distance apart. The arrangement provides for better and more uniform coverage of a field and a reduction in the amount of spray substance used.