Belt-Way Scales’ conveyor belt scales feature a simple yet versatile design that fits any conveyor width. According to Belt-Way, its conveyor belt scales can be installed on portable or stationary scales, offering quick setup and easy calibration. Belt-Way’s self-storing test weights, meanwhile, allow for scale calibration in a matter of minutes while the company’s integrator is weatherproof. The integrator is equipped with an RS-232 communication port to print weight data and send information to scoreboard displays.
Digital truck scale offers users stability
The Armor digital truck scale includes cloud-based iSite remote monitoring, 8-in.-high clearance below the deck to avoid debris accumulation, and axis gravity-driven load cell stands. Other features of Cardinal Scale’s Armor are a 135-ton overall capacity, I-beams running continuously from headplate to headplate with cutouts, SmartCell digital load cells that are completely encapsulated for superior water protection – inside and out – and a 50-ton concentrated load capacity.
Weigh-in-motion system enhances productivity
TruckPass is a solution for sites experiencing bottlenecks with fleet traffic at the truck scale. As Mettler Toledo describes, sites can now keep traffic and revenue flowing with its legal-for-trade, weigh-in-motion system that’s designed for full-length truck scales. When matched with an automated ID system, Mettler Toledo says trucks no longer need to stop on the scale to complete a registration process. This saves operations time and money.
Belt scale integrator for dosing, measuring
Rice Lake Weighing Systems offers belt scale integrators to manage product dosing and measuring, making real-time data accessible to operators. The SCT-4XD updates 120 times per second, making it perfect for industrial weighing. A built-in web server on fieldbus models allows complete diagnostics, calibration and remote configuration. Rice Lake says the SCT-4XD can be paired with an optional 1280 Enterprise Series indicator for an easy-to-use operator interface.
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