Abstract: A till system for goods has a counter having upstream and downstream end, an input device at a cashier station between the ends, a conveyor displacing the goods along the counter toward the downstream end, and a scanner between the ends for identifying characteristics of the goods moved past the scanner by the conveyor and feeding data representing the identified characteristics of the goods to the input device. First and second goods bays are provided at the downstream end adapted to hold the scanned goods and are transversely spaced with respect to the direction. Respective separate first and second payment devices are provided at the first and second good bays for processing payments for the goods in the respective bays such that, while payment is being processed for the goods in one of the bays, goods can be scanned and fed to the other of the bays.

Abstract: A semi-finished product arrangement for producing a fiber composite component by molding a planar semi-finished fiber composite product in a molding tool is provided. The arrangement includes the semi-finished fiber composite product and multiple holding elements fixed in place thereon and each extending beyond the edge of the semi-finished fiber composite product. The holding elements are countersunk in recesses of the semi-finished fiber composite product, in order to avoid a projection in terms of height.

Abstract: A semi-finished product arrangement for producing a fiber composite component by molding a planar semi-finished fiber composite product in a molding tool is provided. The arrangement includes the semi-finished fiber composite product and multiple holding elements fixed in place thereon and each extending beyond the edge of the semi-finished fiber composite product. The holding elements are countersunk in recesses of the semi-finished fiber composite product, in order to avoid a projection in terms of height.