We work with several industries to ensure their weighing scale systems suit their business. An ‘off-the-shelf’ scale can sometimes work. But, when needed, we can solve a problem with a bespoke weighing scale system. Here is one example of a customer who needed our expertise and knowledge to help avoid overloading their vehicles. What was […]
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When you use your digital weighing scales, you want to ensure you get the most accurate results. Follow these general tips to ensure you’re using your scales correctly and, therefore, with maximum accuracy. 1. Ensure staff fully understand how to use the scale and have been thoroughly trained in its operation This may sound like
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Your site conditions and where you place your weighing scale can make a difference to the accuracy of your machine. Here are eight tips to help ensure your site conditions aren’t causing inaccuracies. 1. Don’t position the weighing scale by large opening/up and over doors. Making sure your machine isn’t near somewhere that is significantly
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Counting scales are standard in industry today, and it’s so crucial that accuracy is considered. Why? To ensure you don’t lose out on profit, by giving away product. Over-counting and under-counting Counting scales are used to check in products. It is critical to ensure that the correct number of ‘widgets’ are sitting on the shelf,
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Accurate weighing is essential in industry to ensure consistency and no loss of profits. In some cases, it is also a legal requirement for products sold on weight. Here are 10 top tips to help you make sure your weighing scale is as accurate as possible. Don’t submerge your scale in water to clean it,
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Do you need to use a dual or a twin platform counting scale to increase accuracy in counting? Normally when counting small components in bulk, the capacity of the scale being used and, subsequently, its accuracy is too low to weigh individual items’ weights with a high degree of precision prior to setting it up
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The ADF range of Hazardous Area Weighing Scale indicators can be connected to any suitable platform, weighbeams or U-frame, when fitted with Atex approved load cells. Hazardous area weighing scale indicators can be used as a replacement unit to link to your existing weighing platform. If you require trade approval ( ie selling across) the
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ADF’s range of robust and reliable fork lift truck weighing scales, can be connected to any suitable forklift truck. They provide a very quick and easy method of weighing whilst loading, unloading or on the move. Forklift truck weighing scales can also be known as pallet truck scales. Using pallet truck scales saves precious time
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Mild steel single load cell bases are ideal for all general weighing and counting applications with suitable digital display units. The stainless steel load cells are ideal for food weighing and chemical use. The standard capacities of single load cell bases range from 3kg to 500kg. If you need a bespoke load cell for your
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ADF’s range of axle weighing scales provide a solution for all industries, from one off checks to fully automated dynamic vehicle scales, without the driver leaving the cab. There are two ways to weigh axles. ADF can supply either of these vehicle weighing solutions: Portable axle pads which can be picked up and moved by
