Abstract: A check-out stand having a take-away conveyor extending in between a front module and a rear module. The take-away conveyor includes a receiving frame, a conveyor base, and a safety plate mounted on the conveyor base. For ease of installation, safety purposes and servicin, the take-away conveyor may be removed easily with tools. Further, a wire harness system is configured with that provides an AC power supply to the take-away conveyor.

Abstract: A modular checkout stand system including a number of modules that function independently of each other. The various modules may include intake transport sections, scanning sections, outtake transport sections, bagging sections, and other sections. These sections can be operatively coupled together in numerous different orientations and with varying numbers of each of the different sections to create customized checkout stands to meet the particular needs and applications of a merchant.

Abstract: A checkout stand having a circular turret rotatable about a central axis and a damping cylinder including a piston rod. The first end of the rod is pivotally attached to a location outside the perimeter of the turret, and the second end of the rod is pivotally attached to a location on the circular turret offset from the central axis.

Abstract: A checkout system in a retail store check-out counter, includes a bagging carousel positioned adjacent a checkout module. The bagging carousel includes a base, and a rotatable support surface mounted to the base. Extending upwardly from the rotatable support surface are a plurality of bag supports, each of which is adapted to support at least one bag. The bag supports are rotatable with the rotatable support surface about the base between a filling position, where a checkout clerk may fill one or more bags supported by the bag supports, and an unloading position where the bag or bags may be unloaded from the carousel by the customer. The bagging carousel includes a user interface device to permit a user to view, and/or enter, information relating to the transaction.

Abstract: A merchandising display comprises an array of vertical wires and an array of horizontal wires, and sheet metal panels which snap onto wires of one of the arrays to provide a slotted display backing. Shelf brackets extend through the slots and are supported by the horizontal wires. In one embodiment the slots are horizontal, and in another embodiment, the slots are vertical.