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Industrial weighing scales are used for a variety of applications and industries from solid waste to agriculture, petrochemical, food, transportation, retail, pharmaceutical and medical.
As a mechanical or electronic device, industrial weighing scales are found everywhere in households, meat processing plants, scientific laboratories, stores, shipping depots and warehouses. Used to measure the weight or mass of an object or substance, our scales fall into several categories from scales used in a laboratory to scales used in warehouses and grocery stores.
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These are a few examples of Industrial Weighing Scales and what they are used for:
- Aircraft Scales - scales for weighing private, commercial and military aircraft.
- Bench Scales - weighing devices for use on a bench, table or counter.
- Checkweighers - scales for weight range verification at high or moderate speeds.
- Crane Scales - devices for overhead material weighing.
- Counting Scales - devices used to count parts saving you time and money.
- Drum Scales - industrial weighing scales for measuring the weight of drums or barrels.
- Food Scales - include all scales used in the food processing industry.
- Fabric Scales - scales for weighing all fabric related materials.
- Floor Scales - weighing scales for use on the floor.
- Indicators - digital electronic display units that can be used with platform base units or retrofitted to existing scales and balances.
- Intrinsically Safe Scales - a device designed specifically for hazardous areas and corrosive environments.
- Lab Scales - weighing scales or analytical balances for all spectrums of the modern laboratory.
- Load Cells - kind of transducer or sensor which converts force into a measurable electrical output.
- Mechanical Scales - platform, beam and spring scales for general industrial use.
- Moisture Analyzers - moisture analyzers for the laboratory and many other routine moisture analysis applications.
- Pallet Scales - transforms a pallet truck into an accurate weighing scale.
- Platform Scales - scales for weighing objects using a flat platform that is can be very low to the ground for easy access or that can be wide enough to handle larger items.
- Portion Scales - scales for use within the food industry for the preparation of ingredients. They are also used for portion control and portion packaging, ie, pre packed goods, filling of canned goods or the mixing of seasonings or ingredients.
- Postal Scales - scales for all types of shipping and mailing applications.
- Precision Scales - scales for providing accurate and precise weighing measurements.
- Rail Scales - weighing scales attached to a rail system in a meat plant for transporting carcasses.
- Retail Scales - weighing devices used in shops and grocery stores for selling goods by weight.
- Shipping Scales - scales for shipping applications where volume is a key issue.
- Touch Screen Industrial Computers - ruggedized industrial computers for use with scales in dusty wash down environments.
- Truck Scales - heavy-duty scales used to measure vehicles like rigs or tankers.
- Vacuum Sealers/Packagers - sealing machines for storing and preserving all kinds of food for sale in a supermaket, deli or convenience store.
- Weighing Assemblies - is essentially a load cell that can then be placed on or under almost any type of container, or vessel turning it into an accurate scale.
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